Rohit Sharma Wishes GOAT Yuzvendra Chahal On His Birthday

India’s limited-overs leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal graced the beautiful planet on this day, 29 years ago. Rohit Sharma, who shares a good rapport with Chahal both on and off the field took to Twitter to wish the leg-spinner on this auspicious day.

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Chahal celebrates his birthday today

Yuzvendra Chahal, who cemented his place the national team after India’s loss to Pakistan in the Champions Trophy final in 2017, has never looked back since then. He has been their frontline spinner alongside Kuldeep Yadav. Chahal has played a significant role in India’s success in the white-ball cricket in the last few years. Chahal has picked in wickets all across the globe to be India’s no one spinner in recent times.

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Rohit Sharma, who had an outstanding time in the recently concluded ICC World Cup 2019, took to Twitter to wish Yuzvendra Chahal. The duo shares a great bond and often pull each other’s leg on social media. Rohit once again made a sarcastic dig at Chahal while wishing him on his 29th birthday.

“Have the best birthday G.O.A.T @yuzi_chahal,” Rohit Sharma tweeted. 

Have the best birthday G.O.A.T @yuzi_chahal pic.twitter.com/7RLVKBjz2v

— Rohit Sharma (@ImRo45) July 23, 2019

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Speaking about the game, Yuzvendra Chahal didn’t had the best of time in the ICC World Cup 2019. He could only manage to pick 12 wickets in the eight matches at an average of 36.83 as India bowed out of the competition from the semifinals losing to New Zealand by 18 runs. To add to his worry, Chahal also lost his place in the T20I side for the upcoming three-match series against West Indies. The leg-spinner will have to work hard and put his best feet forward in the ODIs to reclaim his spot back in the shortest format of the game.

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