Harbhajan sing and S.Sreesanth Hug Each other after bhajji banned from IPL Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has been banned for 11 matches of the Indian Premier League (IPL) following his spat with Sreesanth at the end of Mumbai Indians' match against Kings XI Punjab on Friday. It would effectively end Bhajji's stint in the first edition of the IPL - unless Mumbai make it to the semi-finals, which looks highly unlikely at this point. Harbhajan also faces separate action from the BCCI, which has asked him to explain, "as a contracted player", his role in the incident which came to light after Sreesanth broke down in front of the cameras. Niranjan Shah, the BCCI secretary, said on Monday that Sudhir Nanavati, a lawyer, has been appointed to conduct a "preliminary inquiry" and submit a report "within 15 days" to Sharad Pawar, the BCCI president, who will refer the findings to the board's disciplinary committee for possible action. Harbhajan has been fined 100 per cent of his match fee for Friday's game. Lalchand Rajput, the coach of the Mumbai side, has also been found guilty of a level 2 offence and fined 15 per cent of his match fee. "Rajput was right behind Harbhajan when the incident took place. He didn't take any step to restrain him. He has been fined 15 per cent of his match fee," said Lalit Modi, the commissioner of the IPL who is also a vice-president of the BCCI. IS Bindra, a member of the IPL governing council who is also president of the Punjab Cricket Association which hosted Friday's match at Mohali, had told Cricinfo Harbhajan faced a minimum ban of 10 IPL games. Earlier, the Mumbai Indians stand-in captain, was temporarily suspended from the DLF Indian Premier League and missed the Mumbai Indians match on Sunday. The off-spinner was charged with the violation of a level 4 offence of the ICC player code of conduct. It's a charge that carries it with a ban ranging from ten games to