Yuvraj Singh Photobombs his Wife's Selfie, Makes it Sexier!

Out of favour India batsman, Yuvraj Singh wouldn’t be in a negative frame of mind especially after pocketing a somewhat reasonable IPL contract when he was bought for his base price of Rs 2 crores by the Kings XI Punjab.

It is a pretty small amount when compared to the record Rs 16 crores he had pocketed in 2015. However, Yuvraj hasn’t lost his sense of humour a single bit, and it was quite evident from an Instagram post with his wife, Hazel Keech.

“When your wife is busy posing, and your smouldering face photobombs ?? and then u make her selfie sexier? @hazelkeechofficial” was Yuvi’s message when he was seen in the same frame with his wife.

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Despite his indifferent form in the recent times, Yuvraj continues to be a crowd favourite, and even today he can decimate any bowling attack and take them to the cleaners. He is a once in a lifetime player, and if he clicks this season, Punjab might well be looking forward to their maiden IPL title in the 11^th season of the tournament.

His Instagram post was liked more than 35,000 times. On the first day of the auction, Yuvraj was snapped up by the Kings XI Punjab for his base price of Rs 2 crores, as no other franchises showed interest in getting him.

Yuvraj has attracted huge bids in most of the auctions, and unlike this year, the southpaw was bought for Rs 14 crores by the Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2014 while the new record was set in 2016 when the all-rounder was snapped up by Delhi Daredevils for a huge sum of Rs 16 crores.

He was part of the Sunrisers Hyderabad squad in the previous edition for Rs 7 crores. Kings XI Punjab owner Preity Zinta welcomed back Yuvi to his home, as the southpaw completes a full circle by returning to his home city after starting off his IPL career here.

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