Wish you were BCCI President when Yo-Yo was in demand: Yuvraj Singh to Sourav Ganguly
Mumbai/IBNS: Former Indian cricketer and World Cup champion Yuvraj Singh wished ex-Indian captain Sourav Ganguly for becoming the BCCI president but also hoped he was the head of the Indian cricket body when the YoYo test was performed on Indian cricketers.
" Greater the man greatest the journey! Frm IndianCaptain to @BCCI president.Think it will b a gr8 insight 4 a cricketer to be an administrator & make others understand admin frm a players point of view Wish u were d president while d yoyo was in demand good luck dadi @SGanguly99 ," Singh tweeted.
Greater the man greatest the journey! Frm IndianCaptain to @BCCI president.Think it will b a gr8 insight 4 a cricketer to be an administrator & make others understand admin frm a players point of view Wish u were d president while d yoyo was in demand😂good luck dadi👊@SGanguly99
— yuvraj singh (@YUVSTRONG12) October 18, 2019
Yuvraj had said that Yo-Yo Test was used as an excuse to deny him a place in the national cricket team.
Singh announced his retirement from international cricket this year.
Thank u the best .. u have won India world cups .. time to do good things for the game now .. u r my super star .. god bless always
— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) October 18, 2019
In his reply, Ganguly tweeted: " Thank u the best .. u have won India world cups .. time to do good things for the game now .. u r my super star .. god bless always."
Yuvraj had made his international cricket debut under the leadership of Ganguly in 2000.
He then went on to become one of the biggest ODI and T20 players of the country.
He played a crucial role in India's World Cup victory in 2011 and the World T20 triumph in 2007.
Ganguly is set to take over as BCCI President next week.
What is Yo Yo Test?
It is a test that is used to measure the fitness of players.
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