Harbhajan Singh Extends Birthday Wishes To 'Superman' Wriddhiman Saha

The wicket-keeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha, who made a return to India’s Test side is celebrating his 35th birthday today. Veteran cricketer Harbhajan Singh took to Twitter to wish the superman wicket-keeper on his birthday.

Saha had an outstanding return to Test cricket as he made his return to the Test team after almost 18 months. Wriddhiman Saha suffered a shoulder injury during the South Africa tour in 2018 which aggravated during the IPL. But the Bengal cricketer returned with a bang.

He was at his personal best behind the stumps and lived upto the expectations. He took some blinders which earned him praises all across the globe. Saha received warm wishes on his birthday across social media platforms since the clock ticked 12.

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Harbhajan Singh, known for being active on social media, took to Twitter to extend his birthday greetings to Wriddhiman Saha. Praising his brilliant skills, Harbhajan wished Saha an eventful year ahead.

“Happy birthday superman @Wriddhipops. May you continue to fly like you do on the field and make us proud.. have a great year ahead.. bless you #Superman #Goodman #happybirthdaysaha,” Harbhajan Singh tweeted. 

Happy birthday superman @Wriddhipops May you continue to fly like you do on the field and make us proud.. have a great year ahead.. bless you #Superman #Goodman #happybirthdaysaha pic.twitter.com/uAEJA2We27

— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) October 24, 2019

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Meanwhile, Wriddhiman Saha sustained a slight niggle on his finger on the third day of the final Test against South Africa. Rishabh Pant came out to replace him. However, Saha was back on the field on the fourth day and grabbed a spectacular catch.

BCCI has also cleared that there are no injury woes for the cricketer and he will be a part of the upcoming Bangladesh series. India will play two Tests against the Tigers starting from November 14.