Watch: Yuzvendra Chahal trolls Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Rizwan with iconic one-liner | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: The Indian Premier League (IPL) has at all times been a stage for reinvention, and Yuzvendra Chahal is embracing that spirit wholeheartedly.
As he gears up for the 2025 season with his new franchise, Punjab Kings (PBKS), the star leg-spinner is mixing enterprise with pleasure — maintaining the ambiance gentle whereas maintaining his eyes firmly on a nationwide comeback.
Chahal, often known as a lot for his humour as for his wicket-taking skills, wasted no time making an impression at PBKS.
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During a current coaching session, he entertained teammates by imitating Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan, reproducing the wicketkeeper’s well-known line, “Yes, it is a two.”

In a video he shared on-line, Chahal playfully teased teammate Shashank Singh earlier than heading to the crease, saying, “Darr gye kya (Are you afraid)?”
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His antics had followers in splits, a reminder that whereas he could also be off the nationwide radar for now, he stays one of the vital beloved figures in Indian cricket.
Having final performed for India in August 2023, Chahal was neglected regardless of a powerful IPL 2024 season the place he claimed 18 wickets in 15 video games.
Despite making the title-winning India squad for the T20 World Cup final 12 months, Chahal did not make a single look for the Men in Blue within the respective match.
Ahead of the IPL 2025 public sale, Rajasthan Royals selected to not retain him, forcing the leg-spinner into the mega public sale, the place PBKS secured him for a staggering Rs 18 crore.
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With a recent begin at a brand new franchise, Chahal sees this season as a golden alternative to show himself.
His current home performances have been encouraging. Despite lacking the Vijay Hazare Trophy, he picked up 10 wickets within the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy at a strike price of 15.00.
Now, as he prepares to don the PBKS jersey, Chahal will look to make IPL 2025 his proving floor.