Watch: Yuzvendra Chahal Finally Confronts Martin Guptill After Being Called Gan*u

India leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal was all over the news a couple of days for the reason he would not have wanted. He was at the receiving end of a Hindi cuss word from New Zealand batsman Martin Guptill on Sunday. The incident took place right after India won the second T20I in Auckland and unsurprisingly, the clip of the incident became viral.

Soon after the match ended, Yuzvendra Chahal took a microphone and went to chat with Martin Guptill. The New Zealand opener was busy speaking to India vice-captain and his former Mumbai Indians teammate Rohit Sharma at the time. But the spinner did not bother about it as he interrupted them before the New Zealand star hilariously responded with “Kya hai G***u?”

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Rohit Sharma was in splits as soon as he heard the comment from Martin Guptill while Yuzvendra Chahal told the batsman that they were live on television with a sheepish smile.

And just a day after that hilarious incident, Yuzvendra Chahal finally confronted Martin Guptill after meeting him in the hotel. Chahal hilariously asked the right-handed batsman about the incident while recording it. In reply, an amused Guptill asked: “What are you saying?” to which Chahal answers: “What you told me last night?”

But unlike the previous incident, Guptill did not use the word again and instead said: “Ayee, you know what I told you last night!” leaving Chahal in splits. Chahal later posted the video of his meeting with Guptill on his Instagram story.

Here is that clip:

#ChahalTV With #MartinGuptill Again… See Epic Video #INDvsNZ #RohitSharma pic.twitter.com/h9ENAeft0C

— mohit chaturvedi (@MohitMohit114) January 28, 2020

Meanwhile, India have started their tour of New Zealand on a strong note. The Men in Blue thrashed New Zealand in the first two T20Is to take the lead in the five-match series. After the five T20Is, both the teams will play three ODIs before locking horns in the Test series.