IPL?2019 Yuvraj Singh hits quick-fire half-century ahead

Yuvraj Singh looked to days of yore on Friday as he hammered 80 keeps running off only 57 conveyances for Air India amid their DY?Patil T20 Cup experience against Mumbai Customs. Yuvraj, will's identity speaking to Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL)?2019, crushed seven limits and four sixes in his showy innings. IPL 2019 Yuvraj was purchased for Rs. 1 crore by the Mumbai establishment at the sale in front of the season. He went unsold in the first round of the closeout yet was picked by Mumbai Indians in the second round.

The 37-year-old left-hander, who last played for India in June 2017, was a piece of the Kings XI Punjab squad last season and had a woeful season with the bat post which he was discharged by the establishment in front of the sale.

Yuvraj Singh had before said that he will at present attempt and play the World Cup in May-June in spite of attempting to re-catch his shape as of late.

The current year’s IPL gets in progress in March with a sum of 11 English players in the blend, including Sam Curran, this present season’s most costly abroad marking, who was grabbed by King’s XI Punjab for £800,000.

And keeping in mind that Livingstone’s £50,000 expense wasn’t exactly in a similar association, he feels his goal will give him an exceptional chance to flourish in the IPL spotlight, on account of his longstanding kinships with the star names nearby him.

"Cricket has given me everything. When I leave the amusement, IPL 2019I need to be getting it done. I would prefer not to run with any lament," the 2011 World Cup winning saint, who was here for Punjab's Ranji Trophy Elite Group B matcch against Bengal, said at the Jadavpur University Saltlake Campus ground.

The 37-year-old, who was picked by Mumbai Indians at his base cost of Rs 1 crore at the Ipl 2019 barters, has focused on the T20 party to make his offer for a rebound.

Yuvraj was bought for Rs. 1 crore by the Mumbai franchise at the auction ahead of the season. He went unsold in the first round of the auction but was picked by Mumbai Indians in the second round.The 37-year-old left-hander, who last played for India in June 2017, was a part of the Kings XI Punjab squad last season and had a woeful season with the bat post which he was released by the franchise ahead of the auction.

Yuvraj Singh had earlier said that he will still try and play the World Cup in May-June despite struggling to re-capture his form in recent times.

"Cricket has given me everything. When I leave the game, I want to be at my best. I do not want to go with any regret," the 2011 World Cup winning hero, who was here for Punjab’s Ranji Trophy Elite Group B matcch against Bengal, said at the Jadavpur University Saltlake Campus ground.The 37-year-old, who was picked by Mumbai Indians for his base price of Rs 1 crore at the IPL auctions, has set his sights on the T20 extravaganza to make his bid for a comeback.

"I'm attempting my best. This is our last alliance Ranji Trophy match and how about we check whether we can qualify... After this, we have the national T20 competition and after that we have the IPL 2019. I will do as well as I possibly can and trust in the best," Yuvraj said.

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