In a pleasant and revealing phase throughout a current interview with Shefali Bagga, Indian cricket icon Yuvraj Singh, who’s at present main India Champions within the ongoing World Championship of Legends 2025 in London, engaged in a singular and spontaneous problem.
WCL 2025: Yuvraj Singh’s spontaneous high three decisions
The duty concerned a ‘blind rating’ of six high batters, the place names had been revealed one after the other, prompting Yuvraj to assign their positions on the spot. What began as a simple train rapidly remodeled into an interesting testomony to his deep-seated respect for one explicit legendary determine in cricket, in the end reshaping his whole checklist.
The blind rating problem commenced with the revelation of AB de Villiers, a reputation that instantly resonated with Yuvraj, who instinctively positioned the South African powerhouse within the coveted primary place on his checklist. Following this, the title of India’s prolific run-machine, Virat Kohli, was introduced, main Yuvraj to assign him the second spot. Because the interview progressed, the third batter to be unveiled was the versatile South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis, whom Yuvraj promptly ranked third in his impromptu hierarchy.
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WCL 2025: The sudden twist and reshaping the rankings with Virat Kohli at 3
The true inflection level of the blind rating arrived with the surprising point out of Sachin Tendulkar‘s title. The second Tendulkar’s title was uttered, Yuvraj Singh’s preliminary, rigorously constructed checklist was utterly and instinctively overridden by an unshakeable conviction. He instantly declared, “I feel I’ll go Tendulkar first and ABD second,” an announcement he emphatically bolstered by stating, “For me, Tendulkar is all the time first,”
This profound sentiment led to a whole re-ordering, inserting Tendulkar firmly on the pinnacle within the first place, adopted by De Villiers at second. Kohli moved to 3rd, Kallis to fourth, and when Rohit Sharma was revealed as the subsequent batter, he was slotted into the fifth place. Lastly, the explosive West Indian opener, Chris Gayle, accomplished the checklist at sixth, solidifying Yuvraj’s final, unyielding hierarchy of cricketing greats.
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