Yuvraj Singh wishes 'mirchie mommy' Sania Mirza on her 34th birthday

The veteran cricket superstar, Yuvraj Singh continues to play strong not only with the willow on the 22 yards but also on social media. Remaining very active on Twitter and Instagram, the southpaw loves to entertain his fans and admirers with jaw-dropping photos.

Off late, the Punjab-based batsman tweeted a witty post for the Indian tennis queen, Sania Mirza on her birthday. One of the most decorated Indian tennis athletes, Sania turned 34 years on Sunday, November 15.

Garnering heaps of birthday wishes from all her die-hard fans and friends, the Padma Bhushan awardee apparently remains on cloud nine as she steps into the 35th year of her illustrious life. Hence, she has been a shining light who continues to inspire millions of women all around the world.

Yuvraj Singh upkeeps his loving charm for Sania 

Making her birthday special, Yuvraj made a unique wish. Taking to his Twitter handle, former match-winner referred to Sania as “Mirchie Mommy”. Furthermore, he wishsed for the tennis star to live a wonderful year ahead.

“Happy birthday mirchie mommy @MirzaSania! Hope you have an “ace” of a year ahead! Loads of love always,” read Yuvraj’s birthday wish for Sania. It comes as no doubt, that they both share a strong bond as Singh had posted a similar tweet on her birthday last year.

Happy birthday mirchie mommy 🌶 @MirzaSania! Hope you have an “ace” of a year ahead! Loads of love always pic.twitter.com/wPJVE1nqzs

— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) November 15, 2020

Sania, who is married to Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik, became a mother to Izhaan in October of 2018 and the mother-son duo’s pictures on Sania’s Instagram account are the epitome of cuteness. After giving birth to her son, Sania returned to the court in January this year and instantly achieved success by clinching the women’s doubles title at Hobart International alongside Nadiia Kichenok.

Yuvraj Singh hung his boots back in 2017 as far as his international career is concerned. The spectacular performance in the World Cup 2011 etched him the glory of the Man of the Tournament.

All in all, he has always been a force to reckon with. Boasting 8700 odd runs in 304 matches, the swashbuckler was a backbone of the Indian batting unit during his cricketing days. After retiring, he has continued playing in foreign leagues.