Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who is out of Team India, is currently playing English county cricket. Chahal, who is in the Northamptonshire team, has troubled the English batsmen with his spin. In the match against Durham, Chahal once again created a stir with his bowling.
On the first day of the County Championship Division-2 match, the Indian spinner bowled England’s great Ben Stokes. This ball of his, after falling on the pitch, rotated tremendously and hit the off stump, dodging Stokes. This magical delivery of Chahal completely surprised Stokes.
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Chahal’s ball fell on the line of off stump and came inwards, taking more turn than expected. Stokes tried to stop it and his bat did not make contact with the ball. Watch the video…
Chahal took four wickets
Durham’s first innings, which was moving towards a big score on the basis of Chahal’s brilliant bowling, was reduced to only 205 runs. At one time the team’s score was 157 runs for 3 wickets, but after that the whole game changed. Chahal played the biggest role in reducing Durham’s innings to 205 runs, who took 4 wickets for 36 runs in 15.2 overs.
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If we look at Chahal’s international career, he has played 72 ODI and 80 T20 matches for India. In ODI, he has taken 121 wickets at an average of 27 and in T20, he has taken 96 wickets at an average of 25.
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