'Apt occasion to share it': Yuvraj Singh uploads mind-blowing video of his 6-sixes - WATCH

Who could forget Yuvraj Singh's massive six sixes off Stuart Broad in the inaugural 2007 T20 World Cup in South Africa. The flamboyant southpaw took his stride a long way and even today after his retirement that incident is very much relevant. To celebrate the occasion the former Indian batsman shared a beautiful sand art from his official X handle.

3 things you need to know

• Yuvraj Singh is India's one of the most decorated cricketers
• Yuvraj was the 2011 ICC World Cup's player of the tournament
• He hit 6 sixes in an over in the 2007 T20 World Cup

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Yuvraj Singh shared a beautiful video to mark his famous six sixes 

Yuvraj blatantly hit Broad six sixes in the 19th over and also brought upon the faster half-century in just 12 balls. Sharing beautiful sand art on this occasion Yuvraj wrote on his social media handle, "Thank you for this lovely sand art, Christy Valiyaveettil even though you created this for my birthday, today is also an apt occasion for me to share it. #16Years #SixSixes"

Thank you for this lovely sand art, Christy Valiyaveettil ❤️ even though you created this for my birthday, today is also an apt occasion for me to share it. #16Years #SixSixes pic.twitter.com/9f34hL4gwk

— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) September 19, 2023

The video was quick to spread out as it has garnered almost two lakh views on micro-blogging site X. With the ICC World Cup nearing a start Yuvraj remained the chief orchestrator as India lifted the 2011 World Cup under the strict guidance of MS Dhoni. The former RCB all rounder recorded 362 runs and also had 15 scalps to his name. His eccentric display was in the thick of things in that edition.

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India recently named a provisional squad for the upcoming tournament and both Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja need to emulate Yuvraj's heroics if India are to do well in the World Cup. The Men in Blue will open their campaign against Australia on 8th October against Chennai and a positive start would boost their chances as it stands.