2nd ODI: Yuvraj Singh wears wrong jersey against West Indies

Port of Spain: India registered a thumping 105 runs win over West Indies in the second ODI to take a 1-0 lead in the 5-match bilateral ODI series.

Batting first in a rain-affected match, India scored 310 runs in 43 overs. The overs were reduced due to a delayed start. Ajinkya Rahane scored a magnificent hundred while skipper Virat Kohli scored 87.

In reply, West Indies managed to post just 206 runs in their 43 overs, falling short by 105. Debutant Kuldeep Yadav took 3 wickets.

During this match, veteran left-hand batsman Yuvraj Singh came into limelight due to an unusual incident. The southpaw was seen wearing his Champions Trophy 2017 jersey. Yuvraj's jersey was flaunting the logo of the ICC tournament.

It is a rule to have the logo on their jersey when a team is playing a particular tournament. But during bilateral series, the team are supposed to wear their normal jerseys.

Twitterati was quick to point Yuvraj's mistake on the social media platform. The 35-year-old had a disappointing outing against the Windies as he managed to score just 14 runs in 10 balls.

Here are some reactions from the fans

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