Yuvraj Singh helps KL Rahul decode his expressions on the cover of a magazine

Lokesh Rahul has in the last few years evolved as a really reliable batsman for the Indian team, especially in limited-overs cricket. He is also in the process of cementing his spot in the team. Along with his cricket, KL Rahul is also known for his tattoos, hairstyle and fashion sense.

He posted a picture that appears to be from the cover of a magazine he recently appeared on. Rahul is sitting there wearing a denim shirt with a floral pattern on it looking in another direction for a candid shot. The shirt was paired with distressed jeans to give him the rough look. He is also flaunting tattoos on both his arms to complete the picture.

He couldn’t think of a suitable caption for the image but posted it anyway and wrote- “Can’t think of a caption but I’ll still put it up. 🤷🏽‍♂️😊 #SorryNotSorry”

Most of his fans loved the image and praised him for the overall look he managed to pull off. But it is usually our friends who tell us the truth. That’s where Yuvraj Singh entered the scene. Yuvi commented on the post and tried to help KL caption it. He wrote- “Ummm maybe I should wear a better shirt next time.”

Rahul affirmed his suggestion replied to Yuvraj’s comment saying, “when the stylist thinks you’re going to Hawaii.”

We have to agree with Rahul on this, that shirt would definitely look good on someone who’s off to a holiday in Hawaii or the Caribbean.

Paintball with Yuvi

Very recently KL and Ravichandran Ashwin appeared on a chat show ‘what the duck’ where they talked about the team bonding activity that the Kings XI Punjab organised during the IPL this year. They played a practice game, the losing team had to take a free shot from the players on the other team.

Yuvi was not very keen on it but on the insistence of the coaches, he agreed for it. When he was shot with the paintballs he was quite furious and both Rahul and Ashwin said that it was the angriest they’ve ever seen the Punjab cricketer.

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