Indian Former Cricketer- Yuvraj Singh
The Indian cricket team’s left-handed batsman is Singh. On December 12, 1981, Yuvraj Singh was born in Chandigarh, India. Yograj Singh is his father and Shabnam Singh is his mother. He played child roles in two Punjabi films as a child, Putt Sardara and Mehndi Sajna Di. He was sent to Elf-Vengsarkar Cricket Academy in Mumbai for further cricket training after receiving his basic education in Punjab. Cricket is a good appetite for Yuvraj from the beginning.
About the birth of YV, he graduated from public school in Chandigarh. Yuvraj and his wife, Hazel Keech, got married. Yuvraj was fond of flying and playing tennis as a child and won the U-14 national rowing championship. However, his father threw away his skating medal; because he wanted to put it on the Cricket tree
Carrer of Yuvraj Singh
Yuvraj Singh, who made his debut for Punjab Under-16 a month before his 14th birthday in 1995-95, was promoted to the U19 team the following year and made his first-class debut in the 1997-1998 Ranji Trophy.
He scored 358 runs against Bihar’s 357 in the opening innings in the Cooch Behar Trophy final in 1999, and in 2000 won the ‘player of the tournament’ award at the Under-19 Cricket World Cup. 19 years old.
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He was called up to the national team after India’s 1-2 win over Zimbabwe in the one-day series and scored two strokes of 80-not-75 for the winners. to make the previous two games.
After another poor run against West Indies, he showed consistency in the 2002 NatWest series against England and Sri Lanka, in which he played with both bat and ball. The final match against England was remarkable as he scored 69 to form a 121-run partnership with Mohammad Kaif to manage a chase of 326 in one of India’s biggest victories in ODI cricket.
In subsequent matches leading up to the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup, he scored India’s fastest fifty and scored his maiden century against Bangladesh on 11 April 2003. He was signed by Yorkshire County Cricket Club in May 2003 and became the second Indian cricketer.
when Sachin Tendulkar will play for the club. He made his Test debut against New Zealand on 16 October 2003, but did not score well in Tests and the subsequent TVS Cup ODI series.
He found form in the third series against Australia and Zimbabwe, scoring 314, and after a disappointing ODI series against Pakistan, he scored his first half-century in the Test series. Towards the end of 2004, his form continued to deteriorate in both ODIs and Tests, but he became India’s leading scorer in the 2005 Indian Oil Cup triangular series in mid-2005. His form improved in the following years, scoring six ODI hundreds and two Test centuries, and blocking several fifties rescued India from a poor start.
In September 2007, he was named as India’s vice-captain for the ICC World Twenty20 tournament in South Africa, which he made memorable by hitting a six inside against Stuart Broad. He was then made vice-captain of the ODI team, after which he had a successful run against Pakistan, scoring four fifties in ODIs and a career-best 169 in Tests.
His biggest performance came in the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, where he scored 362 runs, including one hundred and fifty-four centuries, and took 15 wickets to win the player of the tournament award.
However, he was soon diagnosed with a stage 1 malignant tumor in his lung and underwent months of treatment before he was able to return to the fold in September 2012 for the ICC World Twenty20. He became the highest wicket-taker in the World Twenty20 campaign, but did not play with the bat.
He did not take advantage of his opportunities in Tests and short-term matches except for a few fifties but was called up for the 2014 World Twenty20, in which he managed to create several big partnerships. He was not considered for the 2015 Cricket World Cup but returned to the T20Isquad for India’s tour of Australia in January 2016, thanks to his impressive performance in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
With 672 points from five matches in the Ranji Trophy, he was selected for the ODI series against England in January 2017 and won the ‘player of the match’ award for his performance – a career-best 150 points.
Achievements of Yuvraj Singh
At the 2007 ICC World T20, he hit six sixes in a single.
Yuvraj Singh is also said to have clinched the record for fastest T20, scoring it in 12 balls against the England national cricket team in the 2007 ICC World T20. He was reportedly named the man of the tournament in the 2011 ICC World Cup.
He would have won the Indian Premier League twice.
Sunrisers Hyderabad won a championship in 2016 and Mumbai Indians won one in 2019.
In 2012, the President of India awarded him the Arjuna Prize. In 2014, he received the Padma Shri award.
Additionally, in 2014, he was named FICCI’s Most Inspirational Athlete of the Year. After recuperating from cancer, he made his international debut in a T20 match against New Zealand in September, just before the World T20 in 2012.
In ODI cricket, he won seven Player of the Series awards. Between 2007 and 2008, he was the vice-captain of the Indian ODI team
