after India72 victory over the command of Zimbabwe Thursday, the symbol of cricket Yuvraj Singh He took to social media to celebrate the outstanding performers who held India back T20 World Cup 2026 semi-final hopes are alive. In a series of candid Instagram stories, the legendary all-rounder highlighted his key contributions Abhishek Sharma, Hardik Pandyaand Arshdeep Singhhis collective brilliance lifted India to a record-breaking result and a clinical defensive display at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
Let the bat do the talking: Abhishek Sharma’s return to form
Abhishek, who struggled earlier in the tournament, rediscovered his touch with a fiery 55 off just 30 balls. His innings, which included four boundaries and four powerful sixes, provided India with the much-needed early momentum in this must-win clash. Yuvraj, the young left-hander’s long-time mentor, was quick to see the calmness behind the performance. Sharing Sharma’s middle batting, Yuvraj noted: “The best talk is to let the bat do everything! Good innings Sir Abhishek keeps pushing!”
Full Control: Hardik Pandya’s Master Class on Death
Pandya cemented his reputation as one of the best finishers in the world by smashing 50 off just 23 deliveries. His explosive knock (four sixes) helped India post a massive 256/4, the highest total of the tournament so far and the second highest in T20 World Cup history. Acknowledging Pandya’s ability to excel in the final, Yuvraj posted a picture of the all-rounder combining with a powerful batting and captioned it: “Perfect power shot and in total control! Finishes shots in style”
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Triple delight: Arshdeep Singh’s clinical bowling
While India’s batting set the stage, Arshdeep Singh ensured that the defense was equally ruthless. The left-arm pacer was the pick of the bowlers, returning impressive figures of 3 for 24 from four overs. Arshdeep’s ability to strike at critical moments, including the crucial wicket of Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza, effectively disrupted the chase. Yuvraj celebrated the pacer’s “Triple Taste” with a festive story: “Triple pleasure for the speedster! Hitting at the right moments and keeping the pressure”
With this crucial win, India now advances to a virtual quarter-final against the West Indies on Sunday.
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