Fact Check: Is Krish Bhagat Training Under Yuvraj Singh After IPL 2026?

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season has given a chance to a lot of young players who will be doing wonders in the coming years, while there are also some of the players who made their debut but didn't do well, despite having great talent. One such name is Krish Bhagat, who made his IPL debut for the five-time champions, the Mumbai Indians. He went on to play a few matches but didn't perform as per the expectations.

As the IPL 2026 got over, cricketers like him start practice from the very next day, considering the level of competition in Indian cricket. However, Krish Bhagat has also been spotted getting training from the legendary Indian cricketer. We'll find out whether this is true or not in this article.

Is Krish Bhagat Training Under Yuvraj Singh? Here's the Truth

Over the years, Yuvraj Singh coaching has produced several youngsters who are now ruling world cricket. The list is quite long, which includes Shubman Gill, Abhishek Sharma, Prabhsimran Singh, Priyansh Arya, Anmolpreet Singh, Rishabh Pant, and many others. Yuvraj Singh has been one of the best batsmen in India for his exceptional display of game, where now he has been transferring his cricket knowledge to youngsters.

According to one of the X posts by Mumbai Indians FC, Krish Bhagat has been seen training with Yuvraj Singh at one of his academies. It can be observed that Yuvi is giving some important tips to him for batting as well as other aspects of cricket. While, as per the post, it is likely to get confirmed that Krish Bhagat is training with Yuvraj Singh after the IPL 2026 season gets over and looking to bounce back with a comeback in the next season.

How Was Krish Bhagat IPL 2026 Season?

Krish Bhagat had a difficult IPL 2026 season and it turned out to be a big learning experience for him. The 21-year-old Punjab all-rounder was signed by Mumbai Indians for ₹30 lakh as an injury replacement and played 3 matches.

He bowled 6 overs in total but couldn’t take any wickets and gave away 63 runs, ending with a high economy rate of 10.50. His toughest outing came against Chennai Super Kings, where he conceded 31 runs in 2 overs at the death.