'Phir phaswaa diya behna ne' - Yuzvendra Chahal shares another hilarious TikTok video with his sister

The outbreak of coronavirus has taken a toll on human existence since the past couple of months as more than 1.6 lakh people have died due to the pandemic. The sporting scenario has come to a standstill and all sportspersons including cricketers are currently being left with no choice but to spend their idle time on social media. Several cricketers are resorting to Instagram or Twitter to spend their quarantine time.

Amongst such cricketers is Indian international Yuzvendra Chahal who has been grabbing the attention on social media by his quirky TikTok videos. Chahal, who was set to play for Royal Challengers Bangalore jersey in IPL 2020, has been quite active on Twitter as well as Instagram where he has shared many hilarious responses and videos for his fans.

Chahal continued his trend of uploading hilarious TikTok videos by sharing another clip on his Instagram. In the video, Chahal calls a girl and says ‘hello’ to her. He is excited and moves from one room to the other just to hear the girl’s voice.

However, the number which he dialled turns out to be his siter’s, who then teases Chahal on the call. . “Abe K*tte. Kya bol raha hai… tu kisse baat kar rha hai pata hai. Teri behen bol rahi hun… gas bhara naa jaldi aa,” says the leg-spinner’s sister. The video in no time hogged the attention and gained likes and comments on Instagram.

Yuzvendra Chahal was set to don RCB jersey in IPL 2020

This is not the first time when Chahal has uploaded such a hilarious video. Earlier, he had left everyone in splits by sharing a video where he is seen dancing with two models. He had also shared a TikTok clip with his Team India friends– Rohit Sharma, Shivam Dube and Shreyas Iyer. Amid the lockdown, the leg-spinner has constantly been sharing TikTok videos and he has involved his family too in some videos.

Chahal was set to play for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the thirteenth edition of IPL. However, due to the outbreak of coronavirus, the tournament has been postponed indefinitely and it looks like Royal Challengers Bangalore fans will have to wait a little longer to witness their side lift their maiden IPL trophy.