“That Is Where I Want To See Yo”- Yuvraj Singh Praises Abhishek Sharma

Former cricketer Yuvraj Singh congratulated his training partner Abhishek Sharma for his outstanding century against England in the fifth T20 match at Mumbai. During his 54-ball innings Abhishek Sharma produced 135 splendid runs which allowed India to reach 247/9 in their twenty overs. The studded performance accumulated 7 boundaries and 13 sixes from his bat against the English bowlers.

Abhishek Sharma impressed his mentor Yuvraj Singh during his batting performance because he skillfully hit multiple impressive shots against both fast and slow bowling. Abhishek Sharma’s exceptional innings produced a historic century which made him become a permanent part of the sporting records.

Yuvraj Singh’s public accolade demonstrates that Abhishek Sharma has established himself as a game-changing batsman while receiving critical influence from his mentor.

Yuvraj Singh praises Abhishek Sharma after an explosive knock

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Yuvraj Singh, a former Indian cricketer, praised his protégé Abhishek Sharma on Sunday, February 2, following the latter’s outstanding century in the fifth and final Twenty20 International match against England in Mumbai.

“Well played @IamAbhiSharma4! That’s where I want to see you! 🔥 Proud of you 👊🏻💯 #IndVSEng,” Yuvraj tweeted on Sunday evening.

The fifth T20I match between India and England hosted a historic batting performance by Abhishek Sharma that set many record-breaking milestones during his innings. His performance included 13 sixes which set a new Indian record for the most sixes hit in a T20I innings.

He hit the highest individual score of 135 runs by an Indian cricketer in the format and added 7 boundaries to his 13 sixes. Abhishek overpassed his Indian cricket team mate Shubman Gill who had scored 126 not out against New Zealand in 2023.

England struggled to stop Abhishek’s powerful batting style when he attacked the off-side deliveries. His innings contributed to more than 50 percent of India’s runs as the team established their best T20I score against England.