‘Broken Bahubali’ Yuvraj Singh gets guard of honour at hotel, watch video

Yuvraj Singh gave his fans some vintage performances, producing match-winning performances as he scored 194 runs in six innings including two half-centuries.

India Legends batsman Yuvraj Singh posts a selfie after the team won the Road Safety World Series title in Raipur. (Source: Twitter)

India Legends batsman Yuvraj Singh, who won the Cracking Player of the match award in the Road Safety World Series final, was given a guard of honour by the hotel staff after the team’s title win in Raipur on Sunday (March 21). Yuvraj scored 60 off 41 deliveries with the help of four fours and as many sixes helping India Legends post 181/4.  

Yuvraj though ended up hurting his right calf but danced nevertheless with surrounded by hotel staff who greeted him upon his arrival. The Punjab southpaw gave his fans some vintage performances, producing match-winning performances as he scored 194 runs in six innings including two half-centuries.  

The 39-year-old shared the video on his Instagram account and captioned it as ‘Broken Bahubali’.

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Yuvraj retired in June 2019 from all forms of international cricket. He played 40 Tests, 304 ODIs and 58 T20Is between 2000 and 2017, scoring 11,778 runs across formats and also took 148 wickets as well. 

He was the member of India’s world cup winning squads in 2007 (ICC World T20) and 2011 (Men’s ODI World Cup), playing a key role in bringing home both the titles. In fact, he was the man of the tournament at the ODI World Cup and lit up the inaugural T20 World Cup with his batting that saw him become the first ever batsman to hit six sixes in an over in the format. 

Meanwhile, Sachin Tendulkar-led India Legends pocketed the Road Safety World Series beating Sri Lanka Legends in the summit clash by 14 runs. The hosts posted a challenging 181/4 thanks to Yusuf Pathan’s blistering 36-ball 62* as he combined with Yuvraj for an 85-run partnership. 

In reply, Sri Lanka finished at 167/7 from 20 overs. Sanath Jayasuriya was their top-scorer with 43 off 45. For India Yusuf and Irfan Pathan took a couple of wickets each.