This was interpreted as a threat to withdraw from the tour should the appeal not go Harbhajan's way, but Pawar now appears to have ruled that eventuality out and insisted they are now focused on preparing for the appeal. "We have decided to give full support to Harbhajan, and we will provide all the legal help to fight it out.If that means we have to seek legal assistance from abroad, we will do that." The India team remain united in their belief of Harbhajan's innocence and batsman Virender Sehwag was the latest player to speak out in support of the spinner. The 29-year-old, who was not selected for the first two Tests, said he empathised with Harbhajan having suffered a ban early in his career against South Africa for excessive appealing.
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