The wit of Harby!

I'm serious: This reply was great.

After dismissing Ponting cheaply to claim his
250th wicket last Friday, Harbhajan was asked
what his advantage was over Ponting.

"He hasn't batted long enough against me, so I
don't know," Harbhajan said.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,22988749-2722,00.html

He really knows how to get inside Ponting's skin. Will result in some fun next test, one way or another.

Watch him get slapped all over the park now he's opened his gob. Ponting will get 200+ now.

As long as we win.....

Anniyan wrote:I'm serious: This reply was great.

After dismissing Ponting cheaply to claim his
250th wicket last Friday, Harbhajan was asked
what his advantage was over Ponting.

"Affirmative action" Harbhajan said.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,22988749-2722,00.html

Fixed.

The words "wit" and "Harby" do not often feature in the same sentence.

Basil wrote:The words "wit" and "Harby" do not often feature in the same sentence.

Except when "wit" has a prefix.

"Except when "wit" has a prefix."

Like 't' for instance....

Whatever 'spell' Harbi may or may not have had over Punter, he's just blown into the stratosphere for the sake of being a smart-arse.

ojitarian wrote:

Basil wrote:The words "wit" and "Harby" do not often feature in the same sentence.

Except when "wit" has a prefix.

Fred Nerk wrote:Whatever 'spell' Harbi may or may not have had over Punter, he's just blown into the stratosphere for the sake of being a smart-arse.

Fair play though, that was a great sledge.

ojitarian wrote:

Fred Nerk wrote:Whatever 'spell' Harbi may or may not have had over Punter, he's just blown into the stratosphere for the sake of being a smart-arse.

Fair play though, that was a great sledge.

Which about sums it up.

ojitarian wrote:

Fred Nerk wrote:Whatever 'spell' Harbi may or may not have had over Punter, he's just blown into the stratosphere for the sake of being a smart-arse.

Fair play though, that was a great sledge.

aye!