Twitter Reactions: Yuvraj Singh registers the highest ever score by Punjab captain in Ranji history

After the Baroda team posted a massive total of 529 in their first innings at Feroz Shah Kotla in New Delhi with Deepak Hoda leading the scorer table by scoring 293 runs. The Punjab captain Yuvraj Singh along with his opener Manan Vohra scored a total of 484 runs, with Yuvraj Singh scoring 260 runs of 370 balls. Losing opener Jiwanjot Singh and middle-order batsman Uday Kaul early, Mana Vohra scored a double hundred which helped Punjab in chasing a massive total of 529, after the departure of Manan the captain Yuvraj Singh having years of experience at the international arena walked out to bat, he along with Gurkeerat Singh they both went on to make a partnership of a 100 run mark.

After the departure of Gurkeerat Singh the Punjabi Puttar having played at this ground as a home team for his IPL team went on to score a double ton. His innings of 260 runs included 26 fours and 4 giant sixes. His sensational covers drives and flicks were a treat to watch. He brought up his double hundred which helped his team to narrow the lead over Baroda.

The destructive T-20 batsman who has been overlooked several times by the selection committee due to his fitness for the game, but his knock against Baroda team will give him some confidence as his performance in the domestic circuit has not been so impressive in the Duleep Trophy and against the railways, but this knock might be a sign of the comeback of elegance of Yuvraj Singh’s batting which will give the selectors something to ponder upon with not much-experienced player present in the Indian middle order.

Fans of Yuvraj Singh are joyous with his performance and had tweeted after his sensational knock. Here are some of the best tweets on Yuvraj Singh’s career-best first-class score.

Yuvraj Singh innings came to an end:

260 in 370 Balls

Highest ever score by Punjab Captain in Ranji Trophy history!

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) October 30, 2016

Yuvraj Singh's 260 vs Baroda
+ 1st double century in #RanjiTrophy
+ Highest score in FC cricket for him
+ Highest by Punjab captain (1/3)

— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) October 30, 2016

Well Played Yuvraj Singh ??! #RanjiTrophy pic.twitter.com/Xd5nB8h9YP

— CricFit (@CricFit) October 30, 2016

Yuvraj Singh's 260 vs Baroda
+ 1st instance of opposing captains scoring 200+ in #RanjiTrophy (Deepak Hooda scored 293*) (2/3)

— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) October 30, 2016

The rockstar finishes at 260. Well played @YUVSTRONG12. Genius knock. @ranjiscores @BCCI @BCCIdomestic @TeamRanjiPunjab #RanjiTrophy

— Gautam Bhimani (@gbhimani) October 30, 2016

Yuvraj Singh has been unstoppable since birth. Whenever he sticks to the crease, its damn difficult to get him out.. Legendary innings..?

— Jaanvi ? (@ThatCricketGurl) October 30, 2016

Yuvraj Singh in Ranji Trophy
Matches: 4
Inns: 7
Runs: 587
Avg: 83.9
Best: 260
100s :2
50s: 1
Leading run scorer (so far)@YUVSTRONG12 pic.twitter.com/I832RRgsss

— Jasveer Singh Kharra (@imjsk27) October 30, 2016

Yuvraj Singh scores 260 v Baroda.
Won't be surprised if he gets an India call-up in the limited overs format#RanjiTrophy

— Sarang Bhalerao (@bhaleraosarang) October 30, 2016

https://twitter.com/Nikhil_1212/status/792655083565682692

That's something from @YUVSTRONG12 he is taking Test cricket en route to refine his lost class. Big season ahead to continue #RanjiTrophy

— SirSARVESH (@SARVESHPATEL10) October 30, 2016

Yuvi since Dec 2015 @YUVSTRONG12 pic.twitter.com/yyKJGlnTxo

— Ankush (@twtlikeakhiladi) October 30, 2016

WAGON WHEEL: @YUVSTRONG12 – 260 (370).#PunvsBDA#RanjiTrophy pic.twitter.com/DDrO83Vp6y

— Yuvraj Singh World (@YuviWorld) October 30, 2016

Most runs this season as of now

587 Yuvraj Singh
557 Deepak Hooda
547 Rishabh Pant
497 Ankit Bawne

All have 7 at the end

— Mr. Invincible (@The_Silent_Bug) October 30, 2016

https://twitter.com/Chaitanyaa89/status/792305789977387008

https://twitter.com/Cricketracker/status/792634217888755712

Yuvraj Singh's last 5 First-Class innings: (Most Recent First)

260, 26, 22, 76, 177

Comeback on the cards?@ranjiscores

— Umang Pabari (@UPStatsman) October 30, 2016