Yuzvendra Chahal grabs attention on TikTok yet again, posts a hilarious clip with a girl

At a time when cricket fans have got nothing to watch and enjoy due to the coronavirus pandemic, Yuzvendra Chahal’s latest video on TikTok might bring a big smile on their faces. All the major cricket events in the world is currently suspended in the wake of the pandemic. As things stand, there is absolutely no clarity over when will the game resume again.

All the cricket players have also isolated themselves at their homes. However, Chahal has turned out to be an exception. Instead of staying indoors, the India leg-spinner is busy making clips for TikTok and one can say that the fans are going to love it. Chahal just loves to have fun no matter where he is or what he is doing and he has proved it once again.

In the clip, Chahal could be seen having some fun with a girl. The video starts with both walking before Chahal started tying his shoelaces. The girl then playfully hides behind Chahal before coming in front of him. The star cricketer responded to it in a hilarious manner by showing a punch to the girl before the latter pulls his cheeks in a playful manner and then runs away.

Here is the clip:

imo 😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/37X4LwSmHJ

— Manish (@Man_isssh) March 18, 2020

Just few days ago, Chahal had posted another clip in which he could be seen dancing hilariously with a couple of girls. While both the girls did their steps to perfection, it was Chahal who messed things up. But his hilarious moves really made the clip fun to watch.

Yuzvendra Chahal had a mixed outing in New Zealand

Yuzvendra Chahal last played for India on the tour of New Zealand. The leg-spinner helped the Men in Blue clean sweep the five-match T20I series but could not prevent a 3-0 loss for the team in the subsequent ODI series. The highly-rated leg-spinner did not really manage to make a mark on the challenging tour.

He played in all the five T20I games ahead of Kuldeep Yadav but failed to deliver as per expectations. In five T20Is, he managed to pick up only three wickets. He also failed to maintain a good economy-rate and conceded more than 32 runs in four of the five games. In the ODI series, he did well.  While he went wicketless in the first ODI, he picked six wickets in the next two games.