Former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh has announced that he will be the captain of India at the World Championship of Legends this July in the UK. This is the second season of the exciting tournament, and Yuvraj previously led India to victory in its first edition.
Joining him will be Shikhar Dhawan, who will play in this tournament for the first time after retiring from international cricket last year. Yuvraj expressed his enthusiasm, saying, “I’m excited to lead our nation again. The memories of winning last time are special to me.”
The last World Championship of Legends saw many famous players like Suresh Raina, Robin Uthappa, and the Pathan brothers showcase their talent. Fans loved watching their cricket heroes back in action.
Harshit Tomar, the founder of the tournament, shared his vision, saying, “This event is a way to celebrate cricket’s future with our senior players.” He added, “It feels great to see our cricket stars shine again and to honor them properly.”
Nishant Pitti, who is also a key figure in the event, mentioned, “The World Championship of Legends is not just a tournament; it’s a celebration of cricket’s greatest players and their lasting impact on the sport.”
The India Champions team, owned by Sumant Bahl, Salman Ahmed, and Jaspal Bahra, will return to Edgbaston to compete against top players from Australia, the West Indies, England, Pakistan, and South Africa. Sumant Bahl shared, “Winning the first edition against Pakistan was a dream come true for us. We are excited about the new season and hope to win again with an even better team.”
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