Yuvraj Singh revisits six sixes chapter, says Stuart Broad's father requested for his jersey as souvenir for son

Yuvraj Singh is fondly remembered by his fans for his carnage against England in the 2007 T20 World Cup. 

Yuvraj Singh is fondly remembered by his fans for his carnage against England in the 2007 T20 World Cup. In the match, which India eventually won, the left-handed batsman went on to complete his half-century in just 12 deliveries, a record that still stands strong today. During the course of his innings, the former India cricketer exploded against English pacer Stuart Broad and made him hapless by smashing six sixes in a row.   Yuvraj during a recent interaction with popular cricket presenter Gaurav Kapur discussed the moment in details and in the process also revealed a few facts that were unknown to the fans.  “I remember when we were playing the semifinal against Australia, Chris Broad, Stuart’s father was the match referee. He came before the game and said ‘thank you for almost finishing my son’s career.' I said ‘nothing personal. I got hit for 5 sixes, I know how it feels,” Yuvraj told Kapur in the 22 Yarns podcast.