The slap-gate episode is no longer in S Sreesanth's mind and the Kerala pacer has no qualms in wishing Harbhajan Singh a good performance in the second Indian Premier League starting on April 18.

Fresh from a rare Test series victory in New Zealand, off-spinner Harbhajan Singh believes India have what it takes to beat the best in the world on their home soil.

Opener Gautam Gambhir who is now in cracking form lead the batting chart with 445 runs, while Harbhajan Singh led the bowler's chart with 16 wickets in India's first Test series triumph in New Zealand in 41 years.

Rahul Dravid took a world record-breaking catch as India pressed closer to their first Test series win in New Zealand in 41 years, declaring with a 616-run lead against New Zealand on the fourth day of the third Test. At lunch on Monday, New Zealand was struggling at 37 for one

Zaheer Khan took two quick wickets to reduce New Zealand to 64 for two, in reply to India's 379, at lunch on the second day of the third test on Saturday. New Zealand's Martin Guptill was dismissed for 17 when a Zaheer delivery tucked him up and deflected off his body onto the stumps, before Daniel Flynn (two) edged a Zaheer outswinger to

Harbhajan Singh has bailed out India from trouble with his willow more than once including in the third Test against New Zealand here, but the feisty off-spinner yearns to score a ton and is upset that he could not convert his half-century on Friday into a maiden hundred.

India broke a 33-year drought when a six-wicket haul by Harbhajan Singh spun them to a 10-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first Test in Hamilton on Saturday. Harbhajan's 6-63 wizardry, following an iconic 160 by Sachin Tendulkar,

India beat New Zealand by 10 wickets, their first on New Zealand soil since 1974-75 , to take a 1-0 lead in their three-match series at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Saturday. Rahul Dravid (8) and Gautam Gambhir (30) knocked off the easy target of 39 runs

Daniel Flynn made a battling half-century but India captured two key wickets to tighten their grip on the first Test against New Zealand before lunch on the fourth day on Saturday. Flynn was 62 not out at lunch, his third half-century in Tests, and New Zealand were 146 for five, still 95 runs behind India after trailing by 241 on the first innings.

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and star off-spinner Harbhajan Singh will get special honours during the annual BCCI Awards Ceremony scheduled in Mumbai on February 18. BCCI secretary N Srinivasan said in a statement that Dhoni, who received the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award and Padma Shri, will get a special award.