After being launched by the Royal Challengers Bangalore, wrist-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal was roped in by the Rajasthan Royals for IPL 2022. The transfer has turned out to be a spectacular one as far as he has lived as much as the inaugural version’s champions’ expectations and has been their most constant performer with the ball in hand.
Whereas Chahal has succeeded in bamboozling the most effective within the enterprise this season together with a match-winning hat-trick mixed with a five-wicket haul in opposition to the KKR final month, the Haryana cricketer has opened up on who he enjoys taking part in with essentially the most. He opened up on spin bowling companions together with senior offie Ravichandran Ashwin and his long-time colleague and buddy Kuldeep Yadav. Chahal additionally threw gentle on whom among the many two he enjoys bowling most with.
Yuzvendra Chahal on working in tandem with Ashwin and Kuldeep
“Kuldeep as a result of we now have performed so many matches collectively, and I’ve the sort of bond with him the place we will talk with out even talking. That’s the sort of connection I’ve with him”, mentioned Chahal whereas talking on ESPNcricinfo.
Each Kuldeep and Chahal fondly often called ‘KulCha’ are among the many main wicket-takers of the continued season. Chahal is presently the very best wicket-taker of the season with 24 wickets from 13 matches whereas Kuldeep occupies the sixth spot within the Purple Cap record having registered 18 scalps to his identify from 12 outings for the Delhi Capitals.
Chahal picked a wicket in Rajasthan’s essential tie in opposition to the Lucknow Tremendous Giants. Coming again to the competition, RR posted a nice complete of 178 runs on the board on the again of essential knocks by Devdutt Padikkal and Yashasvi Jaiswal the place Samson additionally contributed in a nice method. And, with a balanced bowling present, they choked LSG on 154 runs, successful the sport by 24 runs. Trent Boult picked two wickets for RR whereas conceding solely 18 runs in his quota of 4 overs.
