Get ready for a unique fusion of music and sport! Punjabi singer and actor Harrdy Sandhu is set to light up the stage at the launch of Yuvraj Singh’s brand new cricket league in Canada. This exciting event promises to bring together two big names in entertainment and sports.
The league, aptly named Canada Super 60, will kick off with Sandhu’s performance. Fans can mark their calendars for October 8 to 13, 2025. All the action will take place at the BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.
Harrdy Sandhu’s Deep Connection to Cricket
For Harrdy Sandhu, this performance is more than just another show. It’s a return to his roots. According to ANI, the multi-talented artist shared his excitement. “Cricket is my first love,” Sandhu explained. “Even though I moved into music, my heart has always stayed with cricket.”
He called performing at this league incredibly special. Sandhu finds Yuvraj Singh’s new cricket venture truly inspiring. “I am proud to be a part of this historic moment,” he added, clearly thrilled to be involved.
From Cricket Pitch to Pop Charts
Many know Harrdy Sandhu for his chart-topping songs, but his journey started on the cricket field. He played cricket professionally before his music career took off. Sandhu represented Punjab in the Ranji Trophy. He also played for the Under-19 Indian team. Sadly, an injury forced him to step away from the sport.
That setback led him to a new path. He then turned to singing, giving us massive hits like ‘Soch,’ ‘Naah,’ and ‘Bijlee Bijlee.’ Later, he even ventured into acting. Sandhu played the role of Madan Lal in the critically acclaimed film ’83,’ a movie about India’s 1983 Cricket World Cup win.
Yuvraj Singh: A Cricket Legend’s New Chapter
Yuvraj Singh’s name is legendary in Indian cricket. He played for India from 2000 to 2019. During his impressive career, he appeared in 304 One Day Internationals, 58 T20 matches, and 40 Test matches. He racked up 11,778 runs and claimed 148 wickets.
Yuvraj was a key player in India’s major victories. These included the 2002 Champions Trophy, the 2007 T20 World Cup, and the 2011 ODI World Cup. Beyond his achievements on the field, Yuvraj Singh also famously beat a serious illness like cancer. Now, he aims to leave his mark on Canada’s cricket scene with this new league.