Last Update on: January 3rd, 2020 at 06:27 pm
Former Team India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh is likely to join the T10 league in two-three days, confirms chairman of the organising committee, Shaji Ul Mulk. The organisers are confident that the 10-day competition will catch everyone’s eye in a better way than T20 cricket.
Yuvraj last played in Global T20 Canada soon after announcing his retirement from international cricket and IPL in June this year. If the Punjab-born all-rounder signs up for the upcoming competition, this will be his second tournament after retirement.
Besides, it will also be a massive boost for the competition as the organisers are working hard to make it the best sporting event in the country. In a bid to do so, they are desperate to rope in Yuvraj Singh. Notably, Zaheer Khan along with many other Indian players are already a part of this competition.
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“We are trying to get the best here. Zaheer Khan has already signed up along with 6-7 Indian players who played last year like Munaf Patel, Praveen Kumar and Pravin Tambe. Yuvraj Singh is almost there. We hope to make the announcement in two-three days. We are in final stage on negotiations with him,” Mulk said.
The 10-day Abu Dhabi T10 will from November 15 to 24. Shaji Ul Mulk feels the T10 tournament can have a better impact than T20s. They are looking to increase the number of days from 10 to 15 to make it more competitive.
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“Any T20 tournament you are looking at minimum 20-30 days in the FTP. So a 10-day tournament is an affordable window. Next year we intend to play for 15 days,” Mulk concluded.