Yograj Singh calls out ‘backstabbers’ in Indian cricket, blames Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni for Yuvraj Singh’s exit
This discussion, Yuvraj Singh’s career and politics and jealousy, especially Yuvraj’ın only 11 ODI and 3 T20, under the captain of the virat Kohli, leaving the shadow of politics and jealousy in the shadow of the shadow of the shadow of the shadow of the shadow of the shadow of the shadow.
The iconic versatile Yuvraj Singh’s former Indian cricket and father Yograj Singh claimed that most of his teammates, including Virat Kohli and Mrs. Dhoni, were ‘Backstabbers’. In an interview with Insidesport, Yograj said that the only real friend of Yuvraj is the legendary slope Sachin Tendulkar. As a captain asked whether Kohli’s career would support Yuvraj in the later stages of his career, Yograj criticized the former Indian captain and claimed that he was afraid that others would take their son’s place.
“As I told you, there was no friend in the field of success, money and victory. There were always backstabers, people who wanted to put you down. People were afraid of Singh because they were afraid that they would usurp their seats because it was a great player created by God Almighty. Singh.
This is not the first opportunity of Yograj’s serious accusations against Yuvraj’s previous teammates. Over again, he stressed how his son was forced to retire early.
Yuvraj played for India in 402 international games between 2000-2017 and collected an average of 17,178 jogies, 17 centuries and 71 fifty. In 2002, he was a member of the ICC Champions Cup (Partners with Sri Lanka), the ICC T20 World Cup in 2007 and the ICC Cricket World Cup in 2011.
In addition, he achieved this success during the World Cup against England in the 2007 T20 World Cup and became the first Indian cricket player to hit six consecutive consecutive people in a row. His career Pinnacle was chosen as ‘player of the tournament’ in the 2011 World Cup, where he made 362 runs in nine matches, including a century and four centuries, and also received 15 small doors.
Yuvraj’s latest appearance in the international cricket was against the West Indian Islands at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on June 30, 2017 on the North Sound. On June 10, 2019, the Chandigarh player announced that he retired from all kinds of domestic and international jacks at the age of 37.
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