Yuvraj Singh wallpapers And Photos

Yuvraj singh Wallpaper

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Yuvraj Singh, the young India Cricketer is also popularly known in cricket world as man of sixes.And has been very popular among cricket fans. The fast run scorer was born 12 December 1981 in Chandigarh, India, is a cricketer from India. Yuvraj singh has found cricket as legacy and the son of former Indian fast bowler and Punjabi movie star Yograj Singh. He has been a member of the Indian cricket team since 2000 (ODIs) and played his first Test match in 2003. He is the current vice captain of the ODI team. At the 2007 World Twenty20 he hit six sixes in an over against England's Stuart Broad - a feat only performed three times previously in any form of senior cricket, and never previously in an international match between two Test cricket nations.

Yuvraj Singh Wallpaper 2

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Yuvraj Singh Wallpaper 3

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Yuvraj singh girlfriend

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Yuvraj Singh Wallpaper 5

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Yuvraj Singh hits a hundred despite a knacked back

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Has any batsman every played a more destructive innings while wearing a girdle? We’ve always liked Yuvraj Singh, but he’s lost a little bit of lustre lately. This is largely thanks to Sky Sports’ ‘look at all the cricket we’ve got’ advert which starts with a big orchestral crescendo, before breaking into soft indie music for an underwhelming montage of cricket footage.
Think of the start of the Stiltskin song off the old Levi’s ad, only instead of cutting to the loud Stiltskin bit, it’s some chump feigning an American accent over music that Busted would discard as too puny.

Anyway, at one point you see Yuvraj Singh celebrating winning a match. It was possibly the Twenty20 World Cup final, we can’t really remember. That’s not important though. What’s important is that he pulls a stump out of the ground and adopts this utterly contrived, muscle tensing contortion, which he holds for the cameras. At least that’s what it looks like: a big pose that he’d honed in front of the mirror.

If that’s not what’s happening, please let us know, because it’s excruciating to watch and the advert doesn’t seem to be going away in a hurry.

At one point in today’s whopping great 78-ball 138, Yuvraj Singh hit a six. Nothing unusual in that. He hit six in all. But this one was different.

His follow-through barely got to waist height. It was pretty much a lofted forward defensive, yet it sailed away. Batsmen shouldn’t be able to hit sixes without putting some effort in, no matter how well they time the ball. They really shouldn’t.

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Security assesment by Indina expert before Cricket match in Pakistan.

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India is sending its security teams to Pakistan for an on-yhe-spot assessment before deciding whether to go ahead with the cricket series in Pakistan in January. The decision between BCCI and PCB has to be finalised in the next two weeks, but it's unlikely that the series will be allowed to be played in Pakistan. "The risk is not worth it," said government sources. The internal security situation in Pakistan is very grim and security agencies within India are wary of taking the risk. India will have a very low terror tolerance threshold for cricket and is not cricketers to jihadi misadventures.
Government sources said that if any of the cricketers, particularly those like Sachin Tendulkar, suffered even so much as a scratch, it would turn the people of India decisively against Pakistan. On the foreign policy side, it could deeply jeopardise the peace process wih Pakistan.

Meanwhile, Pakistan PM Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday went on record to say that he would personally assure PM Man-mohan Singh of the security of the series. Agencies quoted Zahid Basheer, Gilani's press secretary, as saying, "The Prime Minister met Pakistan Cricket Board(PCB) official on Thursday afternoon and has assured that every step will be taken to ensure that Indian team tours Pakistan as schedule. The PM has assured that he will talk to the Indian prime minister on this matter."

However, informally, Pakistan officials too are aware of the risksinvilved in having an India-Pakistan series when jihadi fires are raging. The new PCB chief Ijaz Butt reportedly met Indian high commissioner Satyabrata Pal on Wednesday to carry a similar message.

This year has not been good for Pakistani cricket lovers, as team after team have refused to play in the country on security grounds. Australia put off their trip and the ICC's Champions Trophy could not be held in Pakistan either. Pakistan recently played a One-day series with West Indies in Abu Dhabi. It is likely that the Indian trip could also end up there, or even shift to India.