New Delhi: On this day 14 years ago when the former India All-rounder Yuvraj Singh wrote history in the shortest format as he destroyed six six above England in the T20 World Cup in 2007.
Batsman Flamboyan achieved achievements in Stuart Broad and scored fifty Only 12 balls, which are still the fastest in T20 format.
In the match between India and England, the blue people won a throw and chose to jasmine first.
Yuvraj came out for bats when the goalkeeper Robin Uthappa fell, and Southpaw provided a growing deceased allowing India to post 218 running on the board.
India then won the match with 18 Run.
It was on the 19th of India’s innings when Yuvraj took the width to the cleaners, hitting it out of the park with six successive shipments and took India’s total on a 200-run mark.
India then won the ICC T20 World Cup (then called the Twenty20 world) in 2007 and Yuvraj proved to be a key player for the MS Dhoni team in the tournament.
Yuvraj also played a phenomenal role in the Indian World Cup victory in 2011 because he became the first All-Rounder to score more than 300 Run (362) and 15 Wicket’s scalp in one World Cup.
The achievement included four man-of-the-match awards.
Yuvraj also taught ‘man of the tournament’.
In 2019, Yuvraj announced his retirement of all forms of cricket.
With a career covering 304 ODIS, 58 T20IS and 40 tests, Yuvraj compiled his place as a white soccer player who could win the match for his side either through his electric field, smart bowling and a smart bowling.