Hardik Pandya, Yuzvendra Chahal Involve In A Friendly Exchange On Sponsor Deals

Of late, the Indian National Cricket Team superstar Hardik Pandya is sharing a lot of videos and pictures of his workout in the social media platforms. One of them was found funny by Yuzvendra Chahal, who tried to pull Hardik Pandya’s leg. However, he got a decent retort from the fast-bowling all-rounder.

The Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has always been the fun-loving character. He is one of the active cricketers on social media platforms, who pings his teammates more often than not. In the latest, he made a sarcastic comment on Pandya.

Hardik Pandya posted a workout picture of him in the gym. The picture saw him being shirtless, which made Chahal make a comment on it. Chahal asked Pandya whether he needs any sponsor to wear a T-shirt during his workout sessions.

Chahal suggested him to sign a deal for Nike Company. However, Hardik Pandya is pretty smart in promoting his brand, who quoted that he got DFY India for it and offered him return if he wants any sponsorship.

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On the work front:

Currently, Yuzvendra Chahal is plying his trade for the Indian National Cricket Team. His outing in the middle during the 2-match T20I series against Australia hasn’t gone down well, as he was smashed to boundaries more often than not.

Further, he failed to make into the playing XI in the recently concluded couple of ODI games in the 5-match ODI series against the very same outfit. Perhaps, he would get the opportunity in the remaining games.

In between, Hardik Pandya has made a stupendous comeback after being out from the team due to suspension. However, after performing brilliantly in New Zealand, he has been ruled out for the Australian series due to injury.

He is working on his fitness and would be back to his normal for the upcoming Indian Premier League 2019. Hardik Pandya is going to be India’s one of the main players in the ICC World Cup 2019. Hopefully, he will stay fit throughout the tournament.