Yuvraj Singh backs Abhishek Sharma for India captaincy and ODI inclusion

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Former cricketer Yuvraj Singh has expressed support for Abhishek Sharma to be considered for the India captaincy and a place in the ODI side. Yuvraj, who has mentored Abhishek and shares a close bond with the left-handed batter, credits him with qualities of a leader. He points in particular to Abhishek's habit of encouraging younger players as evidence of his leadership. The remarks come from a personal perspective grounded in their long association. The report does not detail any formal selection decision.

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