Yuvraj Singh announces retirement from International Cricket

Cricketing fraternity took to Twitter to thank the charismatic all-rounder, Yuvraj Singh announces his retirement from International Cricket 

In the midst of the ongoing World Cup 2019, the champion, Yuvraj Singh has called it time as he announced his retirement from all forms of International Cricket.

The champion batsman has been an inspiration to many; on and off the field. On the field, he has led India to two World Cup championships, viz., the 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 ODI World Cup. While off the field, he has battled out of Cancer to leave a permanent impression on our minds. 

In his 17 years long career, Yuvraj played a total of 402 International matches scoring 11778 runs, 17 centuries, 72 fifties and 148 wickets.


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Some of his great contributions to Indian Cricket includes, but not limited to:

  1. Scripting a famous win at Lords along with Mohammad Kaif
  2. Hitting six sixes to Stuart Broad
  3. Match-winning performances in T20 World Cup 2007 and ODI World Cup 2011, etc.

A quick snapshot of his career stats is shown below


ODIs:

MAT: 304 | RUNS: 8701 | AVG: 36.55 | SR: 87.67 

WKTS: 111 | AVG: 38.68 | ECO: 5.1

T20Is:

MAT: 58 | RUNS: 1177 | AVG: 28.02 | SR: 136.38 

WKTS: 28 | AVG: 17.82 | ECO: 7.06

TESTS:

MAT: 40 | RUNS: 1900 | AVG: 33.92 | SR: 57.97

WKTS: 9 | AVG: 60.77 | ECO:


Having called it time, Cricketing Fraternity took to Twitter to thank the charismatic all-rounder, Yuvraj Singh as he announced his retirement from International Cricket 

Here are some of the awesome tweets on Yuvraj Singh.

You may have retired, champion, but you will forever remain as our favorite match-winner in ICC tournaments. 

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