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‘ Get A X Handle:’ Yuvraj Singh Extends A Hilarious Wish For Rachin Ravindra’s Ton

Poulomi Chakraborty

Yuvraj Singh's Wish For Rachin Ravindra (Source: @TukTuk_Academy/x.com, @ICC/x.com)Yuvraj Singh's Wish For Rachin Ravindra (Source: @TukTuk_Academy/x.com, @ICC/x.com)

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The second semifinal encounter is spreading some unmissable thrills as the South Africa vs New Zealand clash is turning up the excitement on height. As the Pakistani fans are watching the last game of the tournament on their home soil, young Kiwi opener Rachin Ravindra treated them with a masterclass.

In the big stage of the second semifinal, Rachin Ravindra crafted a well-deserved ton, earning widespread acclaim.. While congratulating him for this outstanding knock, former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh came up with a unique wish.

Yuvraj Singh’s Wish On Rachin’s Hundred

Even during the ongoing second semifinal match, Rachin Ravindra’s brilliance in the ICC events remained intact. After smashing his maiden Champions Trophy 2025 ton against Bangladesh, he repeated his brilliance in the ongoing clash against South Africa. While opening the innings, he smashed a thrilling ton.

After the youngster dazzled with a thrilling knock of 108 runs on the semifinal stage, the cricket world showered praise on him for that unbelievable brilliance. But Yuvraj Singh’s unique wish, along with a special urge, grabbed the attention.

“Well played #ravindrarachin treat to watch! Great technique great composure! And please get a X handle so we can congratulate you next time you get a 💯😀” Yuvraj Singh wrote on his social media handle.


Rachin-Williamson Duo Propels The Kiwis To A Strong Total

After clearing the group stage with dominance, New Zealand and South Africa faced each other on the big stage of the second semifinal. While batting first, the Kiwis faced a setback after Will Young walked out early. But Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson turned the tide with a brilliant 164-run stand, propelling New Zealand to a strong total.

Both the players dazzled with with incredible centuries. After their dismissal, Daryl Match played a crucial knock of 49 runs and missed the half-century by just 1 run. Meanwhile, Glenn Phillips maintained his consistency, finishing unbeaten on 49. With their efforts, the Kiwis set a formidable target of 363 runs for the Proteas.