Leg spinner Yuzvendra Chahal is unquestionably a personality and a much-loved determine within the gamers’ dressing room, courtesy of his pleasant and fun-loving angle. He had a good time when he used to be a part of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and is playing the present stint with Rajasthan Royals (RR) within the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022.

Chahal has controlled to stay it tidy and has taken wickets at common durations. These days, he’s situated at the second one spot a few of the main wicket-takers (7) within the 15th season of the cash-rich league.

There is not any doubt that Chahal’s pleasant nature draws everybody’s consideration against him. Then again, all the way through his time with Mumbai Indians (MI) in 2013, the leggie needed to maintain a horrifying incident when a participant were given inebriated and bullied him.

Chahal has shared a spine-chilling revel in during which a fellow cricketer coerced him all the way through a post-game celebration in Bengaluru at IPL 2013. The 31-year-old mentioned he had a near-death revel in and learnt the most important lesson from that night time.

Chahal mentioned he used to be hung from a balcony at the Fifteenth surface of a lodge in Bengaluru via a ‘inebriated participant’. The Jind-based cricketer discussed he virtually fainted when others got here and helped him go back to the room.

In a video shared via Royals on Twitter, Chahal, together with Karun Nair and Ravichandran Ashwin, spoke about his with regards to demise revel in. The leg-spinner unfolded about an incident that many of us are ignorant of.

“My tale, some other folks find out about. I’ve by no means spoken about this, I by no means shared this. In 2013, I used to be with the Mumbai Indians. We had a fit in Bengaluru. There used to be a get in combination after that. There used to be a participant who used to be very inebriated, I will be able to no longer take his identify. He used to be very inebriated; he used to be taking a look at me, and he simply referred to as me. He took me out of doors, and he dangled me from the balcony,” published Chahal.

“My fingers have been round him. Had I misplaced my grip, I used to be at the Fifteenth surface. All at once many of us who have been there got here and were given the placement underneath keep watch over. I more or less fainted. They gave me water, then I realised how accountable you must be in case you move out any place. So, this used to be one incident the place I felt I made a slim break out. Had there been the slightest of mistake, I might have fallen down,” he added.