Mumbai Indians spinner Harbhajan Singh explains the difficulties while bowling in IPL

Harbhajan Singh , Mumbai's best spinner bowler will play an important role in this IPL.

The IPL 2017 is a just 2 weeks away, and all the eight taking part teams will prepare for a nearby challenge in the tenth version of the opposition. The IPL, being a T20 organization, is a tremendous test for the bowlers, with batsmen attempting to score brisk runs. Furthermore, pitches help batsmen and the shorter limits make run-scoring simple, which is not to the liking of Mumbai Indians bowler Harbhajan Singh.

One needs to comprehend that crowd spill out in numbers to watch the batsmen performing some unimaginable batting exhibitions. Sixes and Fours draw attention in the crowd and the most limited format of the diversion sport has basically been a batsman's game around the world.

It is a test for bowlers in the IPL to contain the batsmen and furthermore pick wickets. It is such undertakings, which makes the IPL super aggressive. With the presentation of IPL and such associations, bowlers have turned out to be sensible, and attempt different varieties of balls looking for that essential wicket. These days, spinners are likewise utilized as a part of initial six overs as wicket-taking choices.

In spite of the fact that Harbhajan knows containing batsmen is a troublesome work in the IPL, such conditions and contest will test the bowler. With top players from all around playing in the IPL, the bowlers don't have much space for blunders either.

It is difficult to be a bowler in the IPL. On such a batting wickets, it is hard to contain a batsman. Haan, agar thodi limits badi ho jaayein toh acha hoga (if the boundaries get somewhat more distant, it will be great). Or, on the other hand, if they can make pitches that help the bowlers more than the batsmen, then it will be an even match," Hindustan Times quoted Harbhajan as saying. 

"You have to take it as a challenge. You can't say that it is difficult, and use it as an excuse to not perform. A sportsman must have the passion to perform, whatever the conditions or circumstances might be."