Yuvraj Singh Retirement  

'Mujhe bola gaya tha agar aapse 'Yo Yo' test pass nahi hota toh aap retirement match khel sakate ho (I was told that if you are not able to pass the 'Yo-Yo' test, I would get a farewell game),' Yuvraj Singh had said

'Yuvraj (Singh) had an outstanding international career. He was one of those players who could raise his game in crunch situations and excelled at ICC events time after time. He has been an inspiration both on and off the field and given so much joy to millions of fans the world over,' said ICC's chief executive Manu Sawhney after the Indian all-rounder retired

Yuvraj Singh spoke about the 'worst day' in his cricket career as he bid adieu to international cricket and Indian Premier League (IPL) in a press conference in Mumbai on Monday (June 10)

Yuvraj Singh announced his retirement from interinational cricket on Monday (June 10) in Mumbai. The left-hander made his international debut in 2000 and played in more than 400 games for India. Here are some of the photographs from his illustrious cricket journey.

The 37-year-old left-hander had not played for India since June 2017 when he featured in an ODI against West Indies in North Sound. Yuvraj Singh announced his retirement on Monday (June 10) in Mumbai