IPL 2021: Yuzvendra Chahal teaches Hindi to Kyle Jamieson, video goes viral

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) ace leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal is one of the most entertaining characters on and off the cricket field. Chahal is quite active on his official social media handles and keeps the fans entertained with his hilarious posts. The 30-year-old again gave a glimpse of his goofiness and a good sense of humor via his Instagram post.

Chahal shared a picture of him involved in an animated conversion with New Zealand’s seamer Kyle Jamieson. Meanwhile, it was the caption that left the netizens in splits. The leg-spinner posted the picture on his Instagram with the caption, “After @martyguptill31, now @kylejamieson_ wants to learn Hindi from me.”

The mention of New Zealand cricketer Martin Guptill in the caption resulted in the fans recalling the funny incident that happened during the India tour of New Zealand in early 2020. The episode took place when Rohit Sharma and Chahal were involved in a conversation with Guptill after the second match of the five-match T20I series.

The New Zealand cricketer had used an abusive word in Hindi while being in front of the camera and the incident made headlines as the video was widely shared on social media. The fans again remembered the infamous incident and Chahal’s latest post soon became a talking point in the cricket fraternity.

RCB shines bright in IPL 2021

The 14th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) seems to have changed the fortunes of the franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). In the T20 Championship, the Men in Red and Gold are being deemed as the favorites to win their maiden T20 title. RCB started their campaign in IPL 2021 with a win against Mumbai Indians (MI).

The same was followed by the team emerging victorious against KKR, SRH, and RR. RCB’s only loss in IPL 2021 thus far has come against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) but they again returned to the winning ways as they won against Delhi Capitals by one run. The Bangalore outfit is proudly placed at the second position in the points table with five wins from six matches. 

However, as far as Chahal is concerned, the leg-spinner isn’t experiencing an ideal outing as he has picked just three wickets from six games at an economy rate of 8.21.

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