Apni shakal dekhe sheeshe me: Yogiraj Singh hits out at Dhoni again, slams for destroying Yuvraj's carrier | WATCH

Yuvraj Singh, known for his heroic performances in India's triumphs at the 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 ODI World Cup, retired from international cricket in 2019. Despite his father’s claims, Yuvraj’s legacy remains untarnished, and he is widely celebrated as one of India's greatest all-rounders.

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He also called for Yuvraj to be honored with the Bharat Ratna, India’s highest civilian award, for his contributions to Indian cricket, including his unforgettable performances while battling cancer during the 2011 World Cup. (X/sportswnaveen)

New Delhi: Former cricketer Yograj Singh has once again taken aim at Mahendra Singh Dhoni, accusing the former Indian captain of sabotaging the career of his son, Yuvraj Singh. Yograj has been vocal in his criticism of Dhoni over the years, repeatedly alleging that the World Cup-winning captain was responsible for cutting Yuvraj’s career short. However, Yuvraj himself has never echoed these sentiments, instead speaking highly of Dhoni, under whose leadership he played some of his best cricket.

In a recent interview with the Switch platform, Yograj Singh reignited the controversy, stating that he would never forgive Dhoni for what he believes was the deliberate sidelining of Yuvraj. "I won’t forgive MS Dhoni. He should look at his face in the mirror. He is a very big cricketer, but what he has done against my son, everything is coming out now; it can never be forgiven in life," Yograj declared.

Yuvraj Singh's historic triumph 

Yuvraj Singh, known for his heroic performances in India's triumphs at the 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 ODI World Cup, retired from international cricket in 2019. Despite his father’s claims, Yuvraj’s legacy remains untarnished, and he is widely celebrated as one of India's greatest all-rounders. Yograj Singh went on to assert that Yuvraj could have extended his career by another four to five years if not for Dhoni’s interference.

He also called for Yuvraj to be honored with the Bharat Ratna, India’s highest civilian award, for his contributions to Indian cricket, including his unforgettable performances while battling cancer during the 2011 World Cup. Yuvraj played 402 international matches for India, amassing 11,178 runs with 17 centuries and 71 fifties, cementing his place as a cricketing legend.