'Kya hua, bolo?' - Morne Morkel's hilarious 'Hindi' fail leaves Suryakumar Yadav in splits

Former South African cricketer, Morne Morkel, the bowling coach of the Indian side, has seamlessly blended into the Indian dressing room. It has not even been a month since Morkel has joined the side But the players seem to have already developed a rapport with him. 

Ahead of the second T20I against Bangladesh at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, there was a light-hearted exchange between India's T20 skipper Suryakumar Yadav and coach Morkel as the duo laughed its heart out.

In a video shared by the BCCI, Suryakumar could be seen asking Morkel what happened and what he wanted to convey to him (in Hindi). He was faced by a blank Morkel, who forgot what he wanted to reply in Hindi.

As the both of them were left in splits with Morkel's inability to recollect what he had to say, Morkel jokingly asked the person behind the camera to not include the scene. It was to no avail as the BCCI released a montage of the Indian team's preparations in the nets with the segment between the duo.

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The footage also showcased head coach Gautam Gambhir candidly catching a glimpse of one of the stands named after him as well as pepping the team up during a huddle.

📍 Delhi

Heading into the 2nd #INDvBAN T20I with energy, excitement and some banter 😃#TeamIndia | @IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/dUyk2W0DE8

— BCCI (@BCCI) October 9, 2024

India look to seal series in Delhi

Having defeated Bangladesh by a comprehensive margin in the first T20I in Gwalior, India would be aiming to close off the series with yet another dominating victory over the visitors.

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The first T20I saw Mayank Yadav and Nitish Kumar Reddy being handed out their debut caps as the hosts pummeled their way to a seven-wicket victory with a whopping 49 deliveries to spare.