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‘Devastating Combination’ - Yuvraj Singh reacts to Abhishek, Sooryavanshi's explosive show

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‘Devastating Combination’ - Yuvraj Singh reacts to Abhishek, Sooryavanshi's explosive show (Source: BCCI/X)

Team India clinched the five-match T20I series against New Zealand after winning the first three matches, delivering impressive performances with both bat and ball.

Former India batter Yuvraj Singh took to social media to congratulate the team on the series victory while praising the standout performers, including Abhishek Sharma, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Sanju Samson.

Reacting to Abhishek's explosive century, Yuvraj humorously compared the knock to his own batting exploits while applauding the young opener's approach.

"And I can’t make 100 of 30 or 34 balls 😜 Well played sir @OfficialAbhi04! Great innings aur apne single bhi le liye 🤷🏻‍♂️ Good stuff on the other end by #VaibhavSooryavanshi! Devastating combination! Hats off to @IamSanjuSamson, playing at no. 3 as a complete team man! Well-bowled by our bowlers to keep the score under 200! Great series win 👌 congratulations Team India," wrote Yuvraj on X.

And I can’t make 100 of 30 or 34 balls 😜 Well played sir @OfficialAbhi04 ! Great innings aur apne single bhi le liye 🤷🏻‍♂️ Good stuff on the other end by #VaibhavSooryavanshi! Devastating combination! Hats off to @IamSanjuSamson, playing at no. 3 as a complete team man! Well-bowled…

— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) October 27, 2026

Abhishek Sharma smashes explosive century in series-clinching match

Abhishek Sharma produced a sensational knock in the third T20I against New Zealand at Wellington on October 27, 2026. The left-handed batter reached his half-century in just 15 balls before completing his fourth T20I century off 35 deliveries, powering India to a commanding position.

His aggressive approach at the top of the order put the New Zealand bowlers under immense pressure and proved instrumental in India's series-clinching victory.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi shines as Sanju Samson adjusts to No. 3

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi provided excellent support to Abhishek at the other end, scoring 45 runs off just 19 deliveries. The opening pair stitched together a remarkable 133-run partnership in 7.1 overs, giving India a flying start.

Yuvraj also praised Sanju Samson for adapting to the No. 3 position, describing his decision to adjust to the team's requirements as a sign of a complete team player.

India's bowlers complemented the batting unit's dominant display by restricting New Zealand to less than 200 runs. Their disciplined performance ensured that the visitors maintained control of the contest and sealed the series with two matches still to play.

The comprehensive win highlighted India's depth and attacking approach, with contributions from both the young batters and the bowling unit playing a crucial role in securing the series.

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