Yuvraj Singh's bat sent into space

Yuvraj Singh's bat sent into space

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Category : Sports Published on: December 27 2021

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  • Former India cricketer Yuvraj Singh's historic bat has been sent into space for the first time.
  • Yuvraj Singh's historic bat, which he used to get his first-ever century in an ODI against Bangladesh in Dhaka in 2003, was taken into orbit by a hot-air balloon launched from Earth.
  • Yuvraj's bat is being launched into space as part of an Asian-based non-franchise token collection.
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