India’s ODI World Cup ODI 2011 winner Yuvraj Singh is celebrating his 42nd birthday today. The Former Indian all-rounder has been one of the most loved and celebrated cricketers who has unparalleled talent. Yuvraj has given some of the most cherishing memorials to Indian fans whether it is six sixes or the ODI World Cup 2011 win. On the occasion of Yuvraj Singh’s birthday, we will share with you some of the lesser-known facts about your favorite cricketer.
Following his 2000 debut for the Indian cricket team on the international front, Yuvraj quickly established himself as a middle-order batter. India’s victory at the 2007 ICC World Twenty20 was one of the most significant occasions of his career.
Living father’s dream
Yuvraj Singh’s father Yograj Singh wanted his son to become the greatest cricketer in the world and Yuvraj successfully fulfilled his father’s dream. Yuvraj started playing cricket at a young age and advanced through the ranks fast, displaying his skill at both bowling and batting. His ability to hit boundaries with ease and his left-handed batting style made him an outstanding player right away.
Diagnosed with cancer
Yuvraj was diagnosed with cancer after gifting India the most previous ODI World Cup 2011 win. His health was deteriorating during the World Cup but despite the pain he was going through, he continued to play. Yuvraj’s courageous fight against cancer and his subsequent comeback to the cricket pitch demonstrated his tenacity and spirit.
YouWeCan
Apart from his achievements in cricket, Yuvraj is a committed philanthropist. He founded the YouWeCan Foundation, which supports cancer patients and raises awareness of the disease.
U-19 World Cup winner
In the leadership of Mohammad Kaif, Yuvraj Singh also won the U-19 World Cup in 2000. From there, he did not look back and grab all the opportunity to perform.
Number 12
Number 12 is a magic number for Yuvraj. During his career, Yuvraj wore the number 12 jersey. He was also born on December 12, the 12th month of the year. Notably, he was born at noon.
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