Yuvraj Singh

Former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh has opened up about fatherhood, parenting and raising children. Yuvraj, who is married to British-Mauritian actress and model Hazel Keech, said becoming a parent has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of his life. The couple, who tied the knot in 2016 in both Sikh and Hindu ceremonies, are parents to son Orion and daughter Aura.

Former cricketer Yuvraj Singh, reflecting on his own intense upbringing, aims for a balanced parenting style for his children. He emphasizes allowing kids to explore their interests freely, drawing from his experiences to mentor younger players with a more empathetic approach.

Rishabh Pant gifted Yuvraj Singh a golf club and heartfelt note to thank him for mentoring him ahead of IPL 2026 after a difficult phase in his career. Sharing the gesture online, Yuvraj jokingly teased Shubman Gill, Abhishek Sharma and other mentees, saying, “Sharam karo... Rishabh Pant se kuch seekho.” Meanwhile, Pant continues to struggle for form in IPL 2026.

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Cricketing circles mourn the loss of Amanpreet Singh Gill, a former Punjab fast bowler and Kings XI Punjab player. He passed away at 36. Yuvraj Singh remembered him as a quiet, hardworking cricketer. Gill also served on Punjab's senior selection committee. His contributions to the game and his presence are deeply missed. The cause of death remains undisclosed.

Virat Kohli and the cricket fraternity mourned the untimely demise of former Punjab cricketer Amanpreet Singh Gill, who passed away at 36. Gill, an ex-India U-19 pacer, represented Punjab and was part of the inaugural IPL season with Kings XI Punjab. Tributes poured in from former teammates and the Punjab Cricket Association.

Lucknow Super Giants bowling coach Bharat Arun backed captain Rishabh Pant despite his poor IPL 2026 form, saying the record Rs 27 crore price tag is not affecting him mentally and that he is “one innings away” from regaining rhythm. Arun also praised Mohammed Shami and confirmed Mayank Yadav is fully fit again.

The National Testing Agency has announced JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Paper 2 results for BArch and BPlanning. Four candidates achieved perfect 100 percentiles, with Meera Krishna R S and Suryathejus S excelling in BArch, and Gowri Sankar V and Sarthak Agarwal in BPlanning. Over 94,000 registered for BArch and over 45,000 for BPlanning across both sessions.

Abhishek Sharma's unbeaten 135 powered Sunrisers Hyderabad to 242/2, securing a 47-run victory over Delhi Capitals. Sharma's career-best IPL knock, guided by mentor Yuvraj Singh's advice, showcased his free-flowing batting and the positive SRH environment. The win propelled SRH to third place in the IPL 2026 standings.

KL Rahul and Nitish Rana delivered a batting spectacle, forging a record 150+ run partnership for Delhi Capitals against Punjab Kings. Rahul's explosive century, coupled with Rana's rapid half-century and a massive 28-run over, powered DC to a commanding position. This dominant display rewrote DC's record books.

Former selector Kris Srikkanth regrets omitting Rohit Sharma from India’s 2011 World Cup squad, saying he apologised for the decision. He explained it was due to team balance and preference for all-rounders. India, led by MS Dhoni, won the title, with Yuvraj Singh starring, while Rohit later became a top white-ball batter.

This is a golfer’s story. Similar tales have unfolded on the Indian greens. This one comes from across the border, from Pakistan.“My name is Ahmad Baig and I am from Lahore. This week I am playing at the International Series Singapore,” was his humble introduction.

A 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi set the internet ablaze with four consecutive sixes and a century in just 36 balls. His explosive batting against Sunrisers Hyderabad captivated fans, sparking widespread awe and comparisons to cricketing legends. Despite his team's loss, Suryavanshi's emotional reaction underscored the profound impact of his arrival on the cricket scene, marking him as a present-day phenomenon.

Yaseen Khan, who served as Shah Rukh Khan’s personal bodyguard for over a decade, has seen both Bollywood and cricket up close. Now running his Mumbai-based security firm, Khan has worked with some of India’s biggest cricketers and A-list celebrities—and says the difference in their personalities often comes down to their roots.

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Yuvraj Singh, in an interview, recalled asking a 16-year-old Jasprit Bumrah to stop bowling to him during nets due to his extreme pace. Yuvraj, then making a comeback after cancer, found the young Bumrah's speed and deceptive bounce incredibly challenging. He lauded Bumrah as "the best," highlighting his consistent, match-winning performances across all formats.

Former cricketer Wasim Jaffer has backed Yuvraj Singh's claims of receiving poor communication regarding his retirement from then captain Virat Kohli, coach Ravi Shastri, and selectors. Yuvraj revealed he sought clarity from MS Dhoni. Jaffer criticized the management, stating big players deserve respect and clear communication about their future in the sport.

At that time, Yuvraj had just played a big role in India’s 2011 World Cup win, he was Player of the Tournament. During the tournament, he was dealing with fatigue, nausea and discomfort. The illness was not detected then, and he continued to play.

Rajat Patidar etched his name in IPL history, smashing a blistering 53 off 20 balls against Mumbai Indians. His half-century in just 17 deliveries equalled Adam Gilchrist's 2009 record for the fastest captain's fifty. Patidar's aggressive knock, featuring multiple sixes, was a highlight of RCB's dominant 240/4, showcasing his captaincy prowess.

Prabhsimran Singh is finding clarity and confidence, attributing it to a 'big brother' mentorship from Yuvraj Singh. He's focusing on longer innings and impactful batting, aligning with the IPL's accelerated pace. Inspired by MS Dhoni's wicketkeeping, Prabhsimran is now closer to his dream of representing the senior Indian team, fueled by his India A experience.

“In Sikar, I enrolled my son in the SBS Cricket Academy, where he trained for four years. We faced a real financial crunch, so in 2017, I sold my small house, which we had built just a few years earlier. It fetched me Rs 21.11 lakh. I also took bank loans and borrowed from relatives and friends, which eventually pushed my debt to Rs 3 crore,” Dalip said.

Former India batter Yuvraj Singh revealed he lacked clarity about his future during his final years, receiving no clear communication from Virat Kohli, Ravi Shastri, or selectors. He stressed senior players deserve honesty, while crediting MS Dhoni for offering perspective, adding he chose to decide his own retirement despite uncertainty.

Adarsh Singh's remarkable 233 powered KDMA to a commanding 165-run victory in the KDMA League. Tarun Club fell short despite Piyush Mishra's 89. Other league matches saw wins for Sir Padampat Singhania Sports Academy, Eleven Star, and Rolland Club. The Harendra Pal Anand Cricket Tournament also commenced with Ashoka Jyoti Club securing a win.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, is emerging as a cricket prodigy after record-breaking IPL and Under-19 performances. Inspired by Brian Lara and Yuvraj Singh, he aims to deliver strong starts for Rajasthan Royals. Yuvraj praised his exceptional bat speed and all-round power, saying his India debut is inevitable, “not if, but when”, while stressing the importance of staying grounded.

With two scores of fifty or more at a strike rate of 300 or above, Sooryavanshi has become the only player in IPL history to record multiple half-centuries at that strike rate after the completion of innings (whether out or not out).

Batting in the lower middle order at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, David struck eight sixes during his innings. That effort is now the joint second-highest number of sixes hit by an RCB batter from No.5 or lower in an IPL match.