Yuzvendra Chahal, team India’s leg-spinner recently created a stir on social media after he announced his engagement with choreographer Dhanashree Verma. The news garnered a lot of reactions from the fans and cricketers.
Yogendra Chahal took to his social media and shared a stunning picture of himself with his fiance. Sharing the picture, Chahal announced the big news with an adorable caption, that read:
“We said ‘Yes’ along with our families #rokaceremony.”
Here, check out the Instagram post:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDoB05YBf7K/
The tweet was soon flooded with amazing reactions from the fans of Yuzvendra Chahal, who flooded the spin wizard and Dhanashree with blessings and congratulatory wishes. Several cricketers and cricket experts also joined the bandwagon and congratulated the couple on getting engaged.
England’s woman cricketer Danielle Wyatt, who is quite active on social media these days amid coronavirus pandemic, also came up with a heartfelt message for the couple. In her reply, Danielle congratulated the couple and wrote:
“Congrats yuziiio”
Here, check out the comment:
Recently, during an interaction with cricket.com, Danielle Wyatt talked about Chahal and said:
“I have never met Chahal. We follow each other on Instagram and have some good friendly banter towards each other. He is a fantastic bowler and he is absolutely funny on social media too.”
Meanwhile, Yuzvendra Chahal will be seen playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League, which is all set to kickstart from 19th September in UAE. On the other hand, Danielle Wyatt has already resumed outdoor training and is practicing with the English players, who are preparing for the upcoming series against South Africa.
Unnati Madan
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