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Yuvi Trolled Himself For Slow-paced Walk During MI’s Net Session
By Aditya Pratap - Mar 15, 2019 6:13 pm
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Yuvraj Singh has become a seasonal player since his departure from the Indian national team after West Indies tour in July 2017. He features in few domestic matches apart from playing in the Indian Premier League. In the upcoming season of IPL, Yuvraj will wear the Mumbai Indians’ blue at the Wankhede Stadium.

Yuvraj
Yuvraj Singh

In the buildup of yet another IPL extravaganza, teams have started their preparations. Players have gathered in the preparatory camps and started sharpening their blade before the commencement of the tournament.

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Mumbai Indians has also asked players to assemble and practice together. They often share the glimpses from their camp. The last one they shared was off Yuvraj Singh, who was seen walking slowly towards the net to practice.

Meanwhile, veteran batsman tried to troll himself on the social media and wrote, “Bhai sahab thoda tez chalo”. Yuvi was seen walking far too slowly towards the pitch as he completed his walk in one and a half minute.

The Chandigarh all-rounder, ahead of the IPL, had sent out a message with his batting prowess as he scored 80 runs from 57 deliveries in the DY Patil T20 Cup for Air India against Mumbai Customs. Earlier, he played for Punjab in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, where his team failed to achieve the desired result.

Yuvraj Singh

The 37-year-old was a part of the Kings XI Punjab squad last season and had a woeful season with the bat. He played only in eight matches where he managed just 65 runs. Hence, the team management decided to release him ahead of IPL 2019.

Watch – Yuvi is practicing Helicopter shot in Mumbai Indians’ net

Mumbai Indians bought Yuvi at his base price for this season, who will be Yuvraj’s sixth team in 12 editions of IPL and he will be hoping to revive his career by getting some runs under his belt. Earlier, he has played for Sunrisers Hyderabad, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Daredevils (Delhi Capitals now), Pune Warriors India and Kings XI Punjab.