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Harbhajan Singh opens up on NCA expulsion, says he was not at fault

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Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has revealed the circumstances behind his expulsion from the National Cricket Academy (NCA), asserting that he bore no responsibility for the incident. Harbhajan represented India across all formats from 1998 to 2016, amassing over 700 international wickets. In his Test career spanning 103 matches, he claimed 417 wickets, including 25 five-wicket hauls. Across 236 ODIs, he took 269 wickets, while also featuring in 28 T20 internationals during his distinguished career.

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