Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Sporting Buzz
-
Pakistan vs New Zealand 2nd T20I: Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium Pitch Report, Weather Forecast, T20 Record & Stats -
Most Sixes in IPL 2024: Top 10 Players And Teams To Hit Most Sixes As Of April 20 -
DC vs SRH IPL 2024: Four Batters Who Can Score Most Runs in Match 35 -
Most Wickets In IPL 2024, Purple Cap Holder: Top 10 And Teamwise Top 5 Wicket-Takers On April 20 -
Manchester City vs Chelsea LIVE Streaming: Where to Watch FA Cup Semi-Final in India, UK, USA and Other Countries -
Pakistan vs New Zealand: PCB's Failure to Learn Lesson As Fans Continue To Suffer At Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium -
LSG vs CSK Memes: MS Dhoni Rules Heart On Twitter While CSK Fans Are Poked Fun At After Another Defeat -
Mauricio Pochettino not expecting a vulnerable Man City in FA Cup semi-final -
Pep Guardiola says Cole Palmer is one of the players of the season -
Juventus hit back from two goals down to salvage a draw at Cagliari
London, Mar. 20 (ANI): Fast bowler Steve Harmison who was left out of the England squad to South Africa and Bangladesh insists that seeing England's new batch of bowlers in Bangladesh performing well is lessening his pain.
"I still think I have something to offer but watching guys like Tim Bresnan and Steven Finn coming through is really exciting," The Sun quoted Harmison, as saying.
"England look like they're going in a different direction now but all I can do is keep taking wickets for Durham and hope that is enough for me to get another go," he added.
The 31-year-old player was axed from the team despite helping win The Ashes last August.
On the final day of the 5th Test of Ashes, Harmison claimed the three penultimate wickets, including those of Peter Siddle and Stuart Clark with consecutive deliveries.
England won by 197 runs to take the series 2-1. (ANI)