Yuvraj Singh: Indian cricket legend Yuvraj Singh still lives in the hearts of cricket fans. He is counted among the most successful and memorable players of the country. He played an important role in making India champion in the 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 ODI World Cup. Even though he has retired from international cricket, he is now giving guidance to young players. Stars like Abhishek Sharma and Shubhman Gill have made their own path by learning from Yuvraj Singh. Yuvraj is helping many players as a mentor. Yuvraj has recently given an interview, which is going quite viral.
Recently, Yuvraj Singh gave an interview to Sports Tak, which is going viral on social media. In this interview he openly expressed his opinion on many issues. Yuvraj said that he does not even like to sit with people who talk about him personally behind his back and discuss matters not related to cricket but on a personal level. He clearly told that he thinks it better to maintain distance from such people.
During the interview, Yuvraj Singh was also asked about the controversial statements of his father Yograj Singh. Yograj Singh has criticized former captain Kapil Dev and MS Dhoni on many occasions. When Yuvraj was asked whether he felt sad after hearing such interviews of his father or not, he answered honestly. Yuvraj said that he has explained to his father many times that this is not right. That is, he keeps trying to stop his father, but the father keeps his opinion.
During the interview, Yuvraj Singh also talked about Abhishek Sharma not being made the captain in IPL. Actually, in the absence of Pat Cummins, Sunrisers Hyderabad has made Ishan Kishan the captain. In such a situation, Yuvraj Singh said, 'Abhishek Sharma has performed very well in the last one year. He has been playing for a franchise for 7 years and is playing well, is also captaining the state team, but still he did not get the captaincy. That means Yuvraj Singh is unhappy with this decision of Sunrisers Hyderabad, according to him Abhishek should have got this responsibility.
