Yuvraj Singh may return from retirement, wrote letter to BCCI President Sourav Ganguly

Yuvraj Singh, the former star cricketer of Team India, can once again play in the field and spread fire. According to a report in 'Cricket Bajaj', Yuvraj Singh wants to withdraw his retirement.

The Format Indian Player wants to play domestic cricket for Punjab. For this, he has written to BCCI President Sourav Ganguly and Secretary Jai Shah, seeking his permission. It is known that Yuvraj had said goodbye to international cricket on 10 June last year.

Also Read: IPL 2020: UAE full Schedule, CSK VS MI open the battle

He Want Spend Time with Punjab players

According to the report, Yuvraj Singh said, "I like to spend time with these young players from Punjab and after talking to them about different aspects of the game, I realized that I can help them a lot." He said, "If I get permission from the BCCI, I will only play T20 matches, but who knows what will happen next."

He said, 'Initially I was not sure whether I would take this offer or not, because I wanted to continue playing in other domestic franchise-based leagues around the world when I got permission from the BCCI, but I could not accept Mr. Bali's request Also could not ignore. I thought about it a lot, thought about it for three or four weeks and in the end I said yes and made a conscious decision.

BBL league

Not only this, Yuvraj Singh also wants to play in the Big Bash League (BBL). Cricket Australia (CA) is helping them find a club for them. If that happens, Yuvi will be the first Indian player to play in the BBL.

Yuvraj's Achievement

Yuvraj, the best player of the World Cup 2011, has not played any match for India since 2017. He scored 8701 runs in 304 ODIs, this left-handed batsman has also taken 111 wickets. He has also played 40 Tests, and 58 T20 Internationals for the country.

Also Read: Harbhajan Singh not Play IPL