The controversial ‘Slapgate’ episode from the 2008 Indian Premier League has resurfaced, with the release of previously unreleased footage. The incident, which saw Harbhajan Singh, then captaining the Mumbai Indians, slap S Sreesanth during a match against Kings XI Punjab, is now available for public viewing. The footage, captured by a private security camera, was revealed by former IPL chairman Lalit Modi on the Beyond23 Cricket Podcast, hosted by Michael Clarke. Modi explained that the footage had been kept private for an extended period. Harbhajan Singh has since addressed the incident publicly, offering apologies for his actions. The ‘Slapgate’ video provides a look back at a significant chapter in the IPL’s history, recalling the intense emotions and controversies that marked the league’s early seasons. It highlights how the sport is as much about human conduct as it is about statistics and victories.
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