"It's an emotional moment for me," said the dashing batsman.
"I'm feeling elated. It's always been a dream to play for India and I am grateful to the BCCI and the selectors for reposing their faith in my ability once again.
"The day I was diagnosed with cancer, I told myself that I am going to make a comeback into the Indian team. It's a huge victory for me and my family, especially my mother who has been a pillar of strength. I am going to celebrate this day with my family and friends. I have also got some phone calls from my teammates. It feels really great,” Yuvraj was quoted saying by Times of India.
The left-handed batsman said India have a good chance of making the semifinals.
"On paper, we are a very strong team and I don't see any reason why we can't make it to the top four. But there are some good teams like Australia, England, South Africa and hosts Sri Lanka.
"There was never a problem with my batting but with some hard training my stamina has improved a lot. I'm again heading back to NCA and will spend another two weeks to prepare hard for the T20 matches."
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