Regarding the 2011 World Cup victory, Gautam Gambhir said shockingly, “We haven’t given Yuvraj enough credit.”

Gautam Gambhir, a former cricketer for India, made a pretty direct comment on the team’s World Cup-winning run in 2011. Gambhir claimed that Yuvraj Singh, a previous stellar all-rounder, was not given enough credit for assisting the Men in Blue in reaching the World Cup final because the media was more preoccupied with MS Dhoni’s title-winning six.

It goes without saying that Gautam Gambhir and Dhoni made crucial contributions with the bat during the championship game against Sri Lanka in April 2011 to win the trophy after 28 years.

Gambhir, though, remarked on India’s campaign and claimed that, among other players, Yuvraj, Zaheer Khan, Suresh Raina, and Munaf Patel were crucial to the team’s success in claiming the title.

We didn’t give Yuvraj enough credit for the 2011 World Cup. Even Munaf Patel, Zaheer Khan, and Suresh Raina. Do we discuss the fact that Sachin Tendulkar scored the most runs? That particular MS Dhoni six is constantly in the news. You’re obnoxiously focused on individuals, and you’ve forgotten about the team, said Gautam Gambhir on RevSportz.