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Yuvraj Singh may play for Punjab next season: Reports

| @indiablooms | Sep 10, 2020, at 12:31 am

Mohali: Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh, who announced his retirement from international cricket in 2019, may play in domestic cricket for Punjab next season, media reports said.

Yuvraj, who retired from international cricket in June 2019, was motivated after mentoring Punjab players in Indian domestic cricket, reports NDTV.

Yuvraj is considered as one of the top players to play an important role in India's World Cup victory in 2011.

He had played a crucial role behind India's T20 World Cup victory in South Africa in 2007.

He played in 2016 T20 World Cup and 2017 Champions Trophy.

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