Watch: Yuvraj Singh Is Back In Action Ahead Of A Surprise Return, Video Goes Viral
Yuvraj Singh in net session (Image Source: Twitter)
Former India great all-rounder Yuvraj Singh is known for his all-around abilities in the field. He was instrumental for India in winning two World Cups in two different formats. However, he hang up his boots on 10 June 2019. After that, Yuvraj played in some overseas leagues. Now, he shared a video on his social media platforms where he was seen gearing up in the nets.
But, he did not share the reason for which he is doing such intense practice. He termed it a surprise. He is most likely to be part of any cricket league in the coming days. Maybe, that is the reason Yuvraj Singh is back in the nets. But, the video got viral and it got surfaced quickly over the internet.
Here is the shared video:
https://twitter.com/YUVSTRONG12/status/1559423413575643136
Yuvraj Singh dropped hints of taking part in an upcoming tournament
Speaking of the video, Yuvraj Singh hit huge sixes without any discomfort during the practice session. He also dropped hints of taking part in an upcoming tournament. He shared the video with a caption: “Didn’t do too bad, did I? Super excited for what’s coming up!”
Meanwhile, ex-players also became curious regarding his surprise return. They came up with some replies also. Former West Indies great, Brian Lara commented: “What’s coming up?”. Along with him, Harbhajan Singh also shared a comment. Shikhar Dhawan wrote: “Class is permanent.” Another former player, Naman Ojha asked: “Paji practice started?”
However, this time around, Yuvraj is not going to play in the second edition of the Legends League Cricket. The upcoming edition is going to happen next month. However, the first match will happen on 17 September 2022 between Indian Maharajas and World Giants at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Former global cricket stars will be in action for that match. Speaking about Yuvraj Singh’s career, he played 402 international matches across all three formats. He scored 11778 runs with an average of 35.05. His illustrative career included 17 centuries and 71 fifties.
