Yuvraj Singh Shares Emotional Post on Former India Teammate Piyush Chawla Retirement Calls Him Laddoo | Yuvraj Singh said on the retirement of former partner, a long post was done by being emotional; Said

Yuvraj singh on piyush chawla retirement: Indian cricketer Piyush Chawla retired from all formats of cricket on 6 June. Chawla did big feats in his 20-year cricket career, now Indian veteran Yuvraj Singh has reacted to his retirement. Yuvraj counted the big achievements of Piyush Chawla and also called him as ‘Laddus’. Let us tell you that Piyush Chawla is still the fourth highest wicket -taking bowler in the Indian Premier League history.

Yuvraj Singh posted a long post on social media and said that he saw many cricketers in his life, but he never saw a firmness like Piyush Chawla. Yuvraj recalled those moments how Piyush Chawla had made her debut for Team India at the age of just 17 and later won 2 World Cups with the Indian cricket team.

Laddu, playing with you …

Yuvraj Singh further wrote in praise of Piyush Chawla, “Now you are starting a new chapter in your life. I know that you have received a lot of respect in your career. Laddu, you liked playing with you. Best wishes for the future.”

Over the Years, I’Ve Played Ailongside Many Teammates, but few have shown the resilience and dedication that #Piyushchawla Brough to the park.

From bursting onto the scene as a teenager to becoming a two-time world cup winner, pc you’ve built a career on delivery on deliring when it… pic.twitter.com/jcecqv8UFB

– Yuvraj Singh (@Yuvstrong12) June 7, 2025

In his historical career, Piyush Chawla has achieved great success in domestic cricket. The Ranji Trophy won 2005-06 while being a part of the Uttar Pradesh team, he was part of the Kolkata Knight Riders team to become IPL Champions in 2014. His last cricket match so far came in November 2024, when he took four wickets for just 12 runs in 4 overs, playing against Himachal Pradesh in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy T20 tournament.

Great figures of Piyush Chawla

Piyush Chawla took 32 wickets in 25 ODI matches for India in international career, 7 wickets in 3 Tests and 4 wickets in seven T20 matches. At the same time, a total of 192 wickets were taken in the IPL career of 192 matches. He has retired as the fourth highest wicket -taking bowler in the IPL.

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