Yuvraj Singh, former Indian cricketer and World Cup winner has welcomed a second baby with his wife Hazel Keech. While sharing this adorable news, Yuvraj took to Instagram to share a photo of his newborn daughter, Aura, saying sleepless nights have become a lot more joyful.For those who are unaware, the duo, Yuvraj and actress Hazel Keech tied the knot back in 2016 and gave birth to their first son, Orion, last year.Yuvraj Singh, his wife Hazel Keech welcome baby girl View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yuvraj Singh (@yuvisofficial) Taking to Instagram post, the former all-rounder wrote, “Sleepless nights have become a lot more joyful as we welcome our little princess Aura and complete our family.”Yuvis commendable cricket journeyWell, talking about Yuvis cricket career, he is known to be one of the best all-rounders that India has produced so far. He played almost 402 matches for the Indian squad across all formats. Also, in just 40 Test matches, Yuvraj scored 1900 runs while averaging 33.92.However, ODI matches were known as his best format, where he flourished. He played 304 matches, scoring 8701 runs at an average of 36.55.Notably, Yuvi hit 14 centuries and 52 half-centuries, highlighting his consistent performance. Apart from these formats, he made his mark in the T20Is as well, registering 1177 runs in 58 matches at an average of 28.02.As the Indian Premiere League (IPL) is still peoples favourite cricket tournament, Yuvraj made massive waves here also. In 12 years in IPL, Singh scored 2750 runs in his IPL career, including 13 half-centuries while representing in various teams.Remember his extraordinary six-sixes against EnglandThats not it, Yuvraj Singh is famously known for his commendable performance in the 2007 ICC T20 World Cup against England with his unforgettable six sixes, as well as his outstanding contribution in the 2011 World Cup, which made him a cricket icon.Back in 2011, he was awarded as the Player of the series. Despite his cricket field, he also battled against his career and his triumphant return to the field garnered him immense respect and admiration.In 2019, the all-rounded retired from international cricket, leaving behind a stellar legacy in Indian cricket.
