Yuvraj Singh on Friday denied experiences that claimed that the previous Indian cricket staff star could be contesting elections from Gurdaspur, Punjab. Yuvraj is likely one of the greatest recognized Indian cricketers who emerged in  the brand new millennium. With his fashionable left-handed batting and effetive spin blwoing, he received India many a matches. His exploits had been essential within the Indian cricket staff profitable the 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 ODI World Cup. It led to the rise in his immense reputation that went past the cricket subject.

Though, Yuvraj Singh retired from cricket, he’s very lively off the sphere together with his charitable work. He has stated he’ll proceed to take action however is not going to be contesting elections.

“Contrary to media reports, I’m not contesting elections from Gurdaspur. My passion lies in supporting and helping people in various capacities, and I will continue to do so through my foundation 
@YOUWECAN. Let’s continue making a difference together to the best of our abilities,” Yuvraj Singh wrote in a put up on X.

Contrary to media experiences, I’m not contesting elections from Gurdaspur. My ardour lies in supporting and serving to individuals in varied capacities, and I’ll proceed to take action via my basis @YOUWECAN. Let’s proceed making a distinction collectively to one of the best of our talents

— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) March 1, 2024

Recently, Yuvraj Singh was requested concerning the captaincy change at Mumbai Indians with Hardik Pandya taking up the reins from Rohit Sharma. He stated that the franchise needed to assume long run, however the expertise that Rohit Sharma brings, cannot be changed.

“In franchise cricket, it always gets tough as you get old. Every franchise is always looking to promote a young player on whom they have spent a lot, and that is only fair. I have faced this situation too. But then, there can’t be a replacement for experience. Rohit has huge experience and has delivered. But a franchise has to think long term,” Yuvraj instructed the Times of India.