New Delhi: The former Winner of the All-Rounder World Cup Yuvraj Singh has signaled his decision to get out of retirement in February next year “on public demand”, more than two years after he stopped.
In a surprising late night shipments on Instagram on Monday, 39-year-old Yuvraj posted his last century clip for India when he destroyed 150 against England in Cuttack in January 2017 and posted a message about the possibility of a comeback.
“God decides your destiny! Continue to support our team and true fans will show their support in difficult times,” Yuvraj wrote.
It is still unclear whether he will return to fight for a place in the Indian team or in the T20 league.
See this post on Instagram posts distributed by Yuvraj Singh (@yuvisofficial) Player-of-the-tournament at the 2011 World Cup, the All-Rounder Swashbuckling has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket in June 2019.
There was also the conversation that he was also talking .
It might be out of retirement to play domestic cricket for Punjab and even put in a list of 30-person possibilities for 2020-21 Syed Mushtaq Ali but not playing.
After retiring from international cricket, Southpaw played in the franchise cricket around the world.
He also appeared in the World Series Safety Road and Abu Dhabi T10 League earlier this year.
Yuvraj played 304 ODIS and 40 tests for India, scored 8701 and 1900 running each after making his debut in October 2000.
He also also K 111 goalkeeper Odi with a left arm bowling.