Yuzvendra Chahal Wife, Age, TikTok, Weight, Height, Bowling Stats, Meme, PUBG

Yuzvendra Chahal, also known as Yuzi Chahal, is one of the most successful Indian leg-spinners in white-ball cricket. He is one of the prime spinners in the set up along with left-arm chinaman Kuldeep Yadav, known as Kul-Cha.

After impressing in the 2015 and 2016 editions IPL he got a call to represent India in both T20 and ODI series against Zimbabwe in an away series. He had a decently show in that series but his best performance came in a home series against England which was also the first assignment for Virat Kohli as the regular skipper of the side. Chahal ended up with match figures of 6 for 25 from just 4 overs in the third T20I of the series which helped India to clinch the three-match series 2-1 and in the process, he also became the first-ever Indian bowler to pick up a five-wicket haul in T20Is and the figures were the third-best bowling figures in International T20s.

Biography
Nickname:	Yuzi, Haddi, Tilli
Profession:	Indian Cricketer (Bowler)
Autobiography:	NA
Biopic:	NA
Physical Appearance
Height	5 ft 6 in
Weight	62 kg
Eye Colour:	Brown
Hair Colour:	Black
Tattoo
Personal Life
Date of Birth:	23 July 1990
Birth Place:	Jind, Haryana, India
Zodiac sign/Sun sign:	Leo
Nationality:	Indian
School:	DAV Public School, Jind
College:	Mahatma Gandhi College of Health Science, Haryana
Educational Qualifications:	Graduate
Caste	Jaat

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• He became the highest wicket taker for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the year 2017.
• His best figures in T20 international are 6/25 against England at his IPL home ground Bangalore. This is the third best bowling figure in T20I and best for India.
• First Indian bowler to scalp five wickets in an Innings in T20I’s.

• His friends used to call him single haddi (bone) because of his slim appearance.
• He used to be a fast bowler at the initial stage of his career, later he turned his focus to leg-spin bowling.
• He idolizes Shane Warne.

Chess Career

• He is the only Indian to represent his country in both Chess and Cricket at the national level.
• He developed an interest in Chess and cricket at the tender age of 7.
• He is the Indian National junior chess champion (U-12).

• He didn’t get sponsors for chess thus, he changed his focus into cricket and dropped the plan of pursuing chess as a career.
• According to him, playing chess helps him to keep his composure calm, be more patient and makes him able to read batsmen mind.

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