Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh’s keenly-awaited return after battling cancer ended with a damp squib as the first Twenty20 game against New Zealand was washed out on Saturday. The game was abandoned without a ball being bowled as heavy rain lashing the southern coastal town of Visakhapatnam since late afternoon showed no signs of relenting. The two-match series is a build-up for the World Twenty20 which opens in Sri Lanka on Sept.18. Yuvraj, 30, underwent chemotherapy in the United States in March and April to treat a rare germ-cell tumour between his lungs which was diagnosed late last year. The left-hander was recalled to the Twenty20 side despite not having played competitive cricket since November.
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