Yuvraj Singh, Tino Best heated spat during IML T20 final; watch video

Yuvraj Singh Tno Best Fight: The final of the International Masters League 2025 was played in Raipur on Sunday, where India Masters, under the captaincy of Sachin Tendulkar, defeated West Indies Masters by six wickets to win the title. However, in this match, not only cricket but also a clash of emotions was seen on the field.

There was a heated argument between Yuvraj Singh and West Indies fast bowler Tino Best, which Brian Lara and Ambati Rayudu had to intervene to pacify.

Yuvraj Singh and Tino Best heated clash

Tino Best did not like this and he came straight to Yuvraj and started arguing. The verbal war between the two got so intense that West Indies captain Brian Lara had to intervene.

Former England fast bowler Darren Gough, who was commentating, also said, 'Tino Best is a player who never backs down. And Yuvraj is also like that. When two such players come face to face, a clash is certain.'

Brian Lara intervenes

He pointed out. This scene reminded of the 2007 T20 World Cup, when Yuvraj hit six sixes in Stuart Broad's over after an argument with Andrew Flintoff. However, during the strategic time-out, the two players reconciled and Yuvraj Singh laughingly patted Tino Best on the back.

India Masters' explosive performance

In the match, West Indies Masters, batting first, scored 148/7 with the help of innings of Lendl Simmons (57) and Dwayne Smith (45). Vinay Kumar took three wickets for India Masters, while Shahbaz Nadeem got two wickets. In reply, India Masters achieved the target with 17 balls to spare thanks to Ambati Rayudu's brilliant innings of 74 runs and Sachin Tendulkar's innings of 25 runs.

Summary

Master Blaster Sachin once again thrilled the audience by playing his classic upper cut shot. India Masters had made it to the finals by defeating Australia Masters.

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