The Story Of Sixer King: Yuvraj Singh

An Indian cricket fan can always remember the demeanor of Goodness on Stuart Broad's face as the powerful Yuvraj Singh cleared his way into history in 2007. India's gigantic all-rounder Yuvraj Singh without any help wrecked Stuart Broad and England's force with six back-to-back maximums, a second that will stay carved in the recollections until the end of time. The star all-rounder was an essential piece of the group for an extended time until he was constrained off the field because of malignancy and was viewed as one of the deadliest batsmen on the planet. Yuvraj Singh's enchant with the ball additionally did some amazing things for India, consequently giving him the duty of being the group's driving all-rounder.

On Yuvraj Singh's birthday, ICC took to Twitter to honor the legend with a return to that notable event when Yuvraj Singh sent six sixes out of the recreation center in succession. While India was attempting to meet all requirements for the semi-finals of the 2007 World T20 title in South Africa, it was the pivotal match against England that reversed the situation for India. The game, at its speed, was continuing with 171/3 in the eighteenth over. Batsman, Yuvraj Singh was on the field with the captain, MS Dhoni, both attempting to score high to set a most extreme objective for England. The show started when Yuvraj Singh scored two fours in the eighteenth over and got into a contention with the incensed England bowler Andrew Flintoff. 

By: Raghav Saxena

Birla School, Pilani