His fight against cancer might have kept him away from cricket for close to 10 months, but it was a vintage Yuvraj Singh who was on display in his comeback match against New Zealand, former India captain Sourav Ganguly said.

Yuvraj Singh made an emotional return to international cricket but New Zealand snatched victory from the jaws of defeat against India to win two match Twenty20 series with a thrilling one-run victory in Chennai on Tuesday.

It had turned out to be an anti-climax in Visakhapatnam when 'Rain Gods' delayed Yuvraj Singh's comeback but the Chennai crowd were happy to witness him straight into action as he bowled couple of overs in the second T20 against New Zealand.

Two days after his much-awaited comeback match was washed out due to persistent rain, the focus is back on Yuvraj Singh as he looks to resume his innings in international cricket with the second Twenty20 game between India and New Zealand in Chennai on Tuesday.

New Zealand paceman Kyle Mills says his team will try to get into the groove for the upcoming World Twenty20 by getting the better of India in the second Twenty20 match, in Chennai on Tuesday.

Comeback man Lakshmipathy Balaji feels that his absence from international cricket for past three years hasn't made him rusty and he is putting in yards under bowling coach Joe Dawes as India prepare to take on New Zealand in the second Twenty20 International in Chennai on Tuesday.

The much-hyped comeback of Yuvraj Singh after surviving from rare germ cell cancer turned into an anti-climax in the end as the first T20 International between India and New Zealand on Saturday was abandoned due to heavy downpour without a ball being bowled.

A giant banner welcoming Yuvraj Singh back to international cricket after 10 months, reading 'Goodbye Cancer, Welcome Back Sixer' summed up the mood at the venue of the first T20 International between India and New Zealand even as heavy rains lashed the Dr YSR Reddy ACA-VDCA Stadium on Saturday.

With focus turning on Yuvraj Singh making a comeback on Saturday in international cricket after successfully fighting cancer, his hometown Chandigarh wished him best of luck.

Dashing batsman Yuvraj Singh, who was instrumental in crowning India Cricket World Cup in 2011 after the 28 long years, marks the comeback to international cricket with the first of the two Twenty20 Internationals against New Zealand in Visakhapatnam on Saturday.