Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal was not retained by the RCB and he was bought by the Rajasthan Royals. Chahal proved the team's decision of buying him a good one by spinning magic on the grounds with his bowling attack. He did play his part in the team's two wins.
Chahal is an entertaining player both on-field and off-field too. His wit is not to be missed. On many occasions, Chahal brought his witty side and left many impressed. He had done this one more time and his funny response to former cricketer and current commentator made everyone go ROFL.
Former Indian cricketer and cricket analyst-commentator Aakash Chopra made a funny recommendation that smashing longer distance six should be more runs than six runs. In his tweet, he said if a six is more than 100 meters, then it should be given 8 runs.
Yuzvendra Chahal gave a witty response to this and said three dot balls should be given a wicket. "Three dot balls should be 1 wicket bhaiya," Chahal tweeted. His tweet gave birth to many memes on social media.
The fun banter did not end there as Aakash Chopra gave another suggestion that, a bowler who takes three wickets in a spell should get to bowl extra over. Chopra told Chahal that it's a risk-reward as a batsman who tries to hit a ball for a 100-metre six might lose shape and might get out.
"Three wickets in a spell should allow the bowler to bowl an extra over also, Imagine someone trying to hit you for a 100-metre six (because it's an 8), good chance that he'll lose shapeâ¦risk-reward," Chopra tweeted.
Chahal is an entertaining player both on-field and off-field too. His wit is not to be missed. On many occasions, Chahal brought his witty side and left many impressed. He had done this one more time and his funny response to former cricketer and current commentator made everyone go ROFL.
Former Indian cricketer and cricket analyst-commentator Aakash Chopra made a funny recommendation that smashing longer distance six should be more runs than six runs. In his tweet, he said if a six is more than 100 meters, then it should be given 8 runs.
Yuzvendra Chahal gave a witty response to this and said three dot balls should be given a wicket. "Three dot balls should be 1 wicket bhaiya," Chahal tweeted. His tweet gave birth to many memes on social media.
The fun banter did not end there as Aakash Chopra gave another suggestion that, a bowler who takes three wickets in a spell should get to bowl extra over. Chopra told Chahal that it's a risk-reward as a batsman who tries to hit a ball for a 100-metre six might lose shape and might get out.
"Three wickets in a spell should allow the bowler to bowl an extra over also, Imagine someone trying to hit you for a 100-metre six (because it's an 8), good chance that he'll lose shapeâ¦risk-reward," Chopra tweeted.