Does this illiterate journalist open her mouth to just s**t: Harbhajan on Pakistani reporter

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Updated At : 04:48 PM Oct 28, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, October 28

Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh has a thing with Pakistanis these days.

To shut up Pakistani journalist Iqra Nasir after she shared a video of Harbhajan Singh getting hit for sixes by Shahid Afridi, he shared a video of him hitting a six off Shoaib Akhtar and wrote, “For your reference…illiterate journalist.”

Iqra then shared a video of Younis Khan hitting a six against Harbhajan, to which he replied, “Does this illiterate journalist open her mouth to just s**t?”

Harbhajan and former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir were also involved in an ugly slugfest on Twitter over the India-Pakistan matches.

They exchanged as many as eight tweets while taunting each other, with Harbhajan telling Amir that “for people like you, only paisa matters, no izzat.”

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