Road Safety World Series: Sachin Tendulkar, Yuvraj Singh Turn Back The Clock With Vintage Knocks. Watch
Sachin Tendulkar scored 60 runs off just 37 deliveries while Yuvraj Singh smashed four sixes in an over en route to his 21-ball half-century.
- Ajay Pal Singh
- Updated: March 13, 2021 11:21 pm IST
Highlights
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India Legends beat South Africa Legends by 56 runs on Saturday
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Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh starred with the bat
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Yusuf Pathan took three wickets from his four-over spell
Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh turned the clock back with vintage batting display against South Africa Legends in a Road Safety World Series match in Raipur on Saturday. Tendulkar, captaining India Legends, smashed 60 off just 37 balls while Yuvraj smashed four consecutive sixes in an over en route to his 21-ball half-century. Tendulkar and Yuvraj's batting masterclass at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium helped India Legends register a comfortable win.Â
Watch snippets of Tendulkar and Yuvraj's innings here:
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The India Legends captain was timing the ball with perfection as he hit back-to-back boundaries off Makhaya Ntini, including a back foot punch and a trademark Tendulkar straight drive.
In the 18th over, Yuvraj tore into Zander de Bruyn as the left-handed batsman hit him for four maximums on consecutive deliveries.Â
Yuvraj then hit a couple of more sixes in the last two overs to go past the 50-run mark and take his team's total over 200.
India Legends finished with the score of 204 for three from their allotted 20 overs.Â
In reply, Andrew Puttick and Morne van Wyk put on 87-run stand for the opening wicket but as soon as Yusuf Pathan broke the partnership, South Africa's innings crumbled.Â
Yusuf ended up with three wickets as South Africa Legends fell 56 short of the 205-run target.