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Harbhajan and Dhoni passed fit for SA series
Cricinfo staff
March 21, 2008
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Harbhajan Singh and Mahendra Singh Dhoni have been declared fit for the Test series against South Africa after a test at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore.
"As per the [fitness] report, both the players have recovered from injuries and are available for South Africa Series," Niranjan Shah, the BCCI secretary, said in a statement.
Harbhajan, who was diagnosed as suffering from a hamstring injury after the Australia tour, was put through specific drills at the NCA, including indoor tests and sprints outside under a light drizzle, by the fitness team of Paul Chapman and Paul Close before being declared fit. "I am very much fit," Harbhajan said.
Dhoni was put through routine wicket-keeping drills indoors and an X-ray taken on the injured finger on his right hand.
Both Harbhajan and Dhoni were included by the selectors in the 14-member squad for the first two Tests against South Africa, and were asked to report to the NCA for fitness tests.
Harbhajan and Dhoni passed fit for SA series
Harbhajan Singh and Mahendra Singh Dhoni have been declared fit for the Test series against South Africa after a test at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore
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