IND vs AUS Live: Yuzvendra Chahal new jersey – India leg spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has posted a new picture with the new team India jersey. On September 18, India’s new jersey was unveiled. As promised, the new kit has lighter blue shades. Chahal loved the new kit and was all smiles donning it. He gave a fitting caption to the post that read, “New vibe, renewed energy.” India will play the first T20I against Australia in the same jersey that will also be used during the T20 World Cup 2022. Follow IND vs AUS Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
All set and ready to represent #TeamIndia in this new jersey. New vibe, renewed energy. Let’s do this💪🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/4WZyp7FQuT
— Yuzvendra Chahal (@yuzi_chahal) September 19, 2022
IND vs AUS Live: Yuzvendra Chahal posts a picture with the new Team India jersey, says New vibe, renewed energy – Check Out
IND vs AUS Live: Chahal ready to take on Australia, keen to unleash his weapon – As evidenced by Chahal’s new picture, he has signaled a warning of sorts to Australia. He is ready to take on Australia with renewed energy. Chahal was not in good form in Asia Cup and that resulted in India conceding a lot of runs in the middle overs. Against Australia, the leg spinner will be eager to bounce back and show his class.
IND vs AUS: Yuzvendra Chahal and Bhuvneshwar Kumar locked in a battle of India’s greatest T20I bowler
Indian stalwarts Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Yuvzendra Chahal will be locked in a battle over the next few months as the duo aim to stamp their legacy as India’s greatest T20I bowlers. Kumar and Chahal are India’s leading wicket-takers in the shortest format of the game and the duo could very well reach the 100-wicket mark with games against Australia, South Africa, and the t20 World Cup coming up.
IND vs AUS Live: Yuzvendra Chahal posts a picture with the new Team India jersey, says New vibe, renewed energy – Check Out
Chahal has 83 wickets to his name in 66 matches for the men in Blue. The leading wicket-taker among spinners, the Rajasthan Royals star has established himself as India’s first choice in the format with an average of 24.32 and a strike rate of 18. The wily leg spinner had a good series against West Indies but failed to showcase his form in the Asia Cup, struggling to make the impact expected of him.
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