Since making his international debut in 2016, Yuzvendra Chahal has become a vital part in the spinning department of the Indian cricket team. From breaking up associations to providing crucial breakthroughs, the leg spinner, with its increasing variations, continues to help his side in crisis situations. While playing bowling along with Kuldeep Yadav, Chahal also forms a formidable association in the bowling game for Team India.
But, in the age of the Indian crickets of Virat Kohli, successfully carrying out predefined roles is not enough. For a man who emphasizes fitness, Kohli demands that his players be agile and fit to act in other departments of the game. Therefore, we have seen Indian cricketers of the new era spend quality time at the gym to raise their fitness levels.
Chahal was probably doing the same thing when he shared a short video of himself on social media. Taking Instagram, the Indian spinner uploaded his training video where he was seen sweating in the gym as part of the Indian workout before the first T20I against Australia. “Trying UP the game on #stayahead #indvsaus,” he wrote on Instagram.
While the 28-year-old did not make it to India’s XI in the Gabba, he hit social networks for all the wrong reasons, courtesy of Chris Gayle. Responding to Chahal’s publication, the Jamaican marauder excavated his former Royal Challengers partner Bangalore (RCB) by writing: “Lord, help me.”
On the other hand, while Chahal was sitting, his compatriot Kuldeep took two windows at the expense of 24 races in the first T20I against Australia. However, India’s decision to play Krunal Pandya was counterproductive as the all-terrain player gave away 55 runs in just four passes, conceding six sixes when Australia reached a competitive total of 158/4 in the rain crash that finally it was reduced to 17 leftovers