Arrogance or confidence? Yuzvendra Chahal is “I deserve this” a request on a contract of 18 crowns
Indian legs, Yuzvendra Chahal, is ready to represent Punjab Kings (PBKS) in the upcoming IPL 2025. After being acquired for a whopping 18 crown crown on a mega auction.
Despite providing three impressive years with Rajasthan Royals (RR) and was the most successful bowler in IPL history, Yuzvendra Chahal was not retained, and Punjab kings broke his bank on a mega auction.
With 205 Wickeke in his name in 160 games at IPL so far, Chahal has already strengthened his legacy as a leading WICKET carrier in the tournament. He won a purple cap for his extraordinary appearance on the last trip by Rajasthan Royals in the 2022 season.
Yes I deserve this price: Yuzvendra Chahal
Now the 34-year-old is eager to justify his high price and prove his value on the field. Referring to his price at a mega auction, Chahal admitted that he felt nervous, but believes he deserved a huge contract with Punjab kings.
Yuzvendra Chahal quoted the Hindustan Times: “I missed the first few minutes of auction because I was very nervous. The auction is like that. You don’t know what price you will go for or what a team. I think a lot of thought. I’m happy to be closer home. When I wondered, I got the answer from the inside:” Yes, I deserve this price. “
Indian leg spin is known for its wide range of variations, including breaking of the legs, multiple types of pigeons and flipper. However, Chahal said that the success in the T20 crisis is in making the right decisions at key moments, but trust and trust in one’s skill are the most important.
Yuzvendra Chahal opens about his variations
Chahal added: “I have four variations (socks, two forms of Googlies, Flipper). I believe them. The most important thing is belief. There is what you react in the match situations. You decide when you need to go to WiKkets and when to stop driving.”
The Indian Spinner has been facing many stubborn blows over the years, but when it comes to the most serious challenges, South African power attacker Heinrich Klasen and explosive West Indies Nicholas Poran are the most severe bumps for a bowl.
The Indian leg beggar knows too well how dangerous they can be, with their pure strength, they even turned the misleading recordings into the sixties, but he never lets name names or reputations affect his mindset. He believes that overcoming the opponent’s stature only adds unnecessary pressure, so he is wise to deal with them.
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Chahal signed himself, saying, “Heinrich Klaasen is one, and Nicolas Poran others. They have so much strength that sometimes even the edges go sixties. They are the ones who are challenging.”
