World-famous Indian cricket icon and the world's famous "Sixer King" Yuvraj Singh has assured his participation in the second edition of the EaseMyTrip World Championship of Legends, which is to be hosted in the UK in July.

Indian cricket great Yuvraj Singh has announced his participation in the second season of the World Championship of Legends to be held in July in the UK. The great all-rounder has already shown incredible leadership skills by leading the Indian team to a championship title in the first season of the event. Yuvraj will be accompanied by the experienced opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan, who is turning out for his first tournament since he retired from international cricket last year.

On leading India again in the second edition of the WCL T20 tournament, sponsored by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), he said, "I am thrilled to represent our country again at the World Championship of Legends. The memories of our victory in the first edition of the tournament along with my teammates will always be dear to me."

Yuvraj Singh said of leading India again in the second edition of the EaseMyTrip WCL T20 tournament, supported by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB):

"I am excited to represent our country again in the EaseMyTrip World Championship of Legends. The memories of our victory in the first edition of the tournament alongside my teammates will always be close to my heart."

The last World Championship of Legends saw outstanding performances by Yuvraj, Suresh Raina, Robin Uthappa, Irfan and Yusuf Pathan, among many other Indian cricket legends, who showed that their love for the game has not diminished.

Harshit Tomar, the World Championship of Legends founder, told us his dream for the tournament, "I have always viewed this tournament as a means of cricket defining its future through its veteran cricketers."

"It was satisfying and rewarding to witness the cricket legends recreate the magic that made them eternal. Our cricket heroes are close to our hearts, and it has always been our dream to host them to the best of our capability," he said.