Yuvraj Singh to his father Yograj: Papa, even I die, I want you and India to see the World Cup trophy in my hands

Yograj Singh told that in the growing years he (Yuvraj) would skate and play tennis but Yograj didn't like it and he would break his skates and tennis racquets. He used to cry and he would call their sector 11 house a jail. Yograj also told that he used to call him as Dragon Singh. Yuvraj's father said that as a father he had the right to ask his son to get back his honour back and make him walk with the pride again.

"Yuvraj was six when I took him to Sector 16 Stadium, where I used to train. There used to a pace academy and I would tell Yuvraj to practice without helmet. Yuvi hated cricket and I made him love cricket, which is his life now. Usko cricket ki intoxication ho gayi and now the whole world knows what he has achieved." told Yograj Singh.

Yuvraj Singh's father also told when he realized that he is being so harsh with his son. Yograj told that when his mother was on death bed she told him that he is being so harsh with his son (Yuvraj Singh).

Yograj Singh also unfolded the chapter what he felt when his son was suffering from cancer. Yograj Singh said, "I would ask God that this story cannot end this way. I would cry in my room all alone. I didn’t cry in front of him. He would tell me that ‘Papa, even I die, I want you and the whole country to see the World Cup trophy in my hands".

Yograj also told that recently two days before his retirement announcement, Yuvraj came to meet him in Chandigarh. Yograj told that those two days were best since Yuvraj started playing. They discussed the things they never discussed earlier. Yograj feels proud when his son (Yuvraj) thanked him for making him a man.

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