"I will strive hard in the next 2-3 months and do every bit to bounce back into the national squad," he told reporters here.
"Lot of things are going to happen in the next 2 to 3 months," said Harbhajan, adding that there was lot of cricket left in him.
Despite performing well at the Indian Premier League this year, Harbhajan remains out of favour as he was ignored for Champions Trophy, followed by the Tri-series in West Indies and the upcoming Zimbabwe tour.
After IPL, Harbhajan has got little opportunity have a good bowling stint due to rainy season.
He, however, said that "I am ready to play cricket whenever I get a chance" and is looking forward to play the Champions League.
"It has not brought down my motivation...Cricket is everything for me. There is lot of cricket left in me...Say at least five years. I have the passion to play the game," Harbhajan insisted.
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