Yuvraj Singh

Yuvraj Singh, much like his iconic namesake, is carving out a name for himself as one of the most dynamic all-rounders in Indian domestic cricket. Since the resumption of cricket post-COVID, he has consistently delivered standout performances for Railways across all three formats, establishing himself as a genuine force with both bat and ball.

A fast-bowling all-rounder by trade, Singh made an immediate impression on his Ranji Trophy debut in February 2022 against Karnataka, where he claimed 5 for 93 in the first innings and followed it up with a quickfire 48 from the lower-middle order. He carried that momentum into his next outing against Puducherry, contributing another five-wicket haul and a brisk 46, before announcing himself with a superb maiden first-class century—103 off just 133 balls—against Jammu and Kashmir in his third appearance.

His prowess isn't limited to the red ball. Singh made his mark in T20s during the 2021/22 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy with six wickets at 14, followed by 11 wickets at a remarkable average of 10.54 in the 2022/23 season, and nine more wickets at 19.88 in 2023/24. In the 50-over format, he continued to impress with nine wickets at 20.55 in the Vijay Hazare Trophy and another nine wickets at 30.77 in the following summer. His red-ball form in the 2023/24 season was particularly noteworthy, bagging 36 wickets at 16.85 in just seven Ranji Trophy matches, including two five-wicket hauls.

A sharp and skilful opening bowler with the ability to shift momentum with the bat, Singh brings both substance and flair. With strong endorsements from figures like Railways stalwart and CricX client Mahesh Rawat, Singh is on a steep upward trajectory.

Looking to broaden his horizons and refine his game, Singh ventured overseas in 2023, joining Bradninch and Kentisbeare in the Devon Premier League. He was instrumental in the club’s second-place finish, scoring 714 runs at 37.05 and taking 36 wickets at 15.81. He returned for a brief stint in 2024, adding another 215 runs and 14 wickets, helping the side go one better and lift the league title.

In 2025, he stepped up to the Nottinghamshire Premier League with Cuckney, where he delivered another stellar season—amassing 945 runs at 55.59 and picking up 39 wickets at 18.74.

Now firmly established as a proven performer both in India and the UK, Yuvraj Singh is open to another UK stint in 2026. With his ever-expanding all-round credentials and hunger for success, he represents an exceptional signing for any ambitious club.