Yuvraj Singh, a former all-rounder of the Indian cricket team, said on Monday that he felt the pressure of big bucks in the Indian Premier League (IPL) when he could not perform well and people would talk negatively about him. It seems that so much money was wasted on him.

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Yuvraj's name is still in the record of the most expensive player of the IPL. Yuvraj was bought by the Delhi franchise for Rs 16 crore in 2015. Yuvraj's performance in IPL was not good. That year, he had scored 248 runs in 14 matches. In a live chat on Instagram with his former partner Mohammad Kaif, Yuvraj said, "The reason for the pressure is a hefty amount. I wouldn't say it changes the player. When you climb the ladder of success, people will pull you down."

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He said, "The point is pressure keeps on coming because when you are out, you are not able to perform well then people start saying that he got so much money and he is not doing well. Negative news sells more. My advice to all the youth is to stay away from TV and newspapers. "

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Yuvraj also talked about his fielding and told how he became a good fielder. Yuvraj said, "I was very fast but did not have the idea of fielding. In my first Ranji match I was 15-16 years old and I did a bad fielding. The next day an article came in the newspaper which said 'Gateway of India'." He said, "My father read this and said that now I see how you do not improve fielding. I just kept getting better from there. "