I peeped into his laptop and the mail was lying open: Harbhajan

November 04, 2014 17:54

In which, Harbhajan Singh admits to peeking into somebody's email...

Harbhajan also made another shocking claim that Chappell had written an e-mail to the BCCI about former skipper Sourav Ganguly, when India were in the midst of a Test match against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.

"Sourav was batting out there in the middle and this man was typing a critical e-mail against Sourav, sitting right there in that dressing room. He had no interest in the proceedings of the match. How did I get to know? I was sitting next to him and had a suspicion. Once he went to the washroom, I peeped into his laptop and the mail was lying open. I was stunned to see the contents," Harbhajan revealed.

"Once Sourav came back, I told him about this e-mail and he seemed unaware and equally shocked."

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