India won the 2025 International Masters League (IML) and took home the Masters Trophy with a six wicket win against West Indies in the final game. The match was full of excitement, including a heated exchange between Yuvraj Singh and West Indies’ Tino Best. Despite the tension, Yuvraj played a key role in leading India to victory, as he remained unbeaten while chasing down the target. After the match, Yuvraj posed with the trophy and celebrated the win with his wife, actress Hazel Keech, and their children, Orion and Aura. The cricketer described the moment as priceless. Hazel also shared the same post and admired Yuvraj’s “hard work,” on the field. In the picture, the family of four is seen sitting on the pitch, while Yuvraj’s kids sit comfortably on his lap. The entire family were flashing their bright smiles for the camera. While the cricketer simply called the picture, “Priceless”, Hazel, taking to her Instagram story wrote, “We are so proud of how hard you work,” alongside a red heart emoji. While India was batting, Yuvraj Singh and former West Indies player Tino Best had a heated exchange. The situation began when Best tried to leave the field after finishing his over. However, Yuvraj informed the umpire, due to which Best was called back. This left him upset and he started arguing with Yuvraj. As things escalated, Brian Lara, Ambati Rayudu and umpire Billy Bowden stepped in to calm things down and prevent further trouble. pic.twitter.com/y2iHtEPyCr — ×•× (@CricHeroics786) March 16, 2025 The argument between Yuvraj Singh and Tino Best caught attention, while cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar was seen enjoying a fun moment with Yuvraj’s children, Orion and Aura, on the field. He shook hands with them and had a friendly chat. Soon after the video circulated online, fans were delighted to see Tendulkar’s kind nature with the little ones. In the 2025 International Masters League final, West Indies set a target of 148/7 in 20 overs. India Masters got a solid start, thanks to Ambati Rayudu and Sachin Tendulkar’s efforts. Tendulkar played some great shots before getting out on 25, while Rayudu played a brilliant knock of 74 runs. Later, Stuart Binny and Yuvraj Singh took charge by comfortably chasing the target in just 17.1 overs.