Yuvraj Singh in his test Career: Legendary all-rounder Yuvraj Singh is considered one of the best players in the limited overs format in India. He contributed significantly to the team’s victory in the 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 World Cup. Yuvraj has played 304 ODI matches and 58 T20 matches for India. Although his career in Test has not been so special. The matter that Yuvraj Singh himself also regrets. He now he has given a great statement regarding this matter. Let us tell you that Yuvraj has played 40 Tests for India after making his debut against New Zealand in Mohali in 2003. His bat has scored 1900 runs at an average of 33.92.
Speaking of not being able to make a place in the Test, he said that if you compare that era to the current one, you see now players get 10-15 Test matches to prove themselves. At that time, you only had one chance to make a place for yourself on the team. You too can become a starter like Sehwag. There were players like Dravid, Sachin, Ganguly and Laxman in the team at the time. I scored a century in Lahore and at the next Test I was asked to open.
Speaking about his Test career, he said that I got a chance in Test cricket after Ganguly’s retirement. During this time I was diagnosed with cancer. This was unfortunate. I have tried every day for this. He wanted to play 100 Test matches for the country. I had to take on those fast pitchers. He also wanted to hit for two days. I have done my best for this. But maybe I wasn’t lucky. Let us tell you that Yuvraj Singh played his last test match in 2012.