Former Indian cricketer and World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh is hailed as one of the finest all-rounders to have played for the Indian cricket team. His contribution to the Indian cricket has been immense. From hitting Stuart Broad for six successive sixes to being adjudged Man of the Series in India’s 2011 World Cup triumph, Yuvraj Singh proved himself time and again as he played instrumental roles in India’s monumental victories at the ICC tournaments.
Yuvraj Singh Names The Real All-Rounder In His Life In A Special Post
On Friday, in an emotional post, Yuvraj Singh credited his mother for being the strongest pillar of his life when he was going through a tough time. On the occasion of his mother’s birthday, Yuvraj Singh took to his social media and shared a picture of himself with his mother Shabnam Singh, and penned an emotional note for her. He also called her the ‘all-rounder’ of his life. Yuvi wrote:
“To the “all-rounder” in my life 🤪 happy birthday mata! 🎂
thanks for “catching” me each time I stumbled,
for “batting” for me when I was down and
for “bowling” me over with your love and concern ❤️🤗 loads of love always @shabnamsinghb”
For the unversed, Yuvraj Singh shares a really close bond with his mother. Yuvi, who is very active on social media, often shares pictures and videos with his mother.
A few months back, Yuvraj shared a video where he aced the viral ‘Kun Faya Kun’ trend along with his mother Shabnam Singh, and brother Zorawar Singh. Sharing the video, Yuvi wrote:
‘‘Batao humne kuch galat kiya kya?” (Tell us, did we do something wrong).
Watch the video:
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Meanwhile, in his latest interview, Yuvraj Singh got candid about how being a sportperson is not an easy thing. Speaking about the same he said:
“I feel the presence of seniors and mentors on the team is a big plus. They have kept us grounded, showed us how to handle different situations, and always reminded us of the great responsibility of representing a cricket-playing nation. Off-field it was my fellow players and on-field it was always the fan’s cheer that was a source of tremendous motivation.”
Yuvi also shared his fond memories of playing for Team India in the 2007 World Cup. He said:
“That is an unforgettable memory for all of us (6 sixes). I recently even shared a video on Instagram to mark the day. It’s a very special milestone for me and every time someone speaks about it, it is sure to bring back some wonderful memories of accomplishing great things for our country and for the fans who give us so much love. The cheer of the crowd, the victory, and the feeling of pride are all so fresh in my mind.”
