Yuzvendra Chahal says “I want my retirement to be with RCB” in the Indian Premier League. Yuzvendra Chahal has indicated his desire. Also, for his current IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore until he retires. He attributes RCB to giving him recognition and completely changing his life for the better. Since he first joined them in 2014.
Chahal’s remarks came in talking with Aakash Chopra on the latter’s YouTube channel. They were recorded before the leg-spinner’s barring from India’s T20 World Cup squad. Yuzvendra Chahal was asked whether he had thought about next year’s mega auction. Also, for the possibilities in present.
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“Talks like those are always on. And it’s always been in my mind that if and when I retire, it should be with RCB. It was only after I came to RCB that my life changed,” Yuzvendra Chahal said.
“When I joined in 2014 people got to know ‘there’s someone named Chahal too’ because at that time I didn’t use to play much in Ranji Trophy because there were Mishy bhaiya and Jayant and it was in 2014 that my life changed,” Yuzvendra Chahal said also said.
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Moreover, it was the Mumbai Indians. The franchise that first spotted Yuzvendra Chahal. They gave him his debut Indian Premier League cap in 2013. The leggie got his first full season with Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2014.
Also, since he has featured in almost every game of the franchise. Chahal has played, picking up 126 wickets in the process at an average of just over 23.
“My entire focus is on the IPL. For now, it’s about recovering as quickly as possible because it takes some time to do so after Covid. The rhythm I had in Sri Lanka, I will continue the same during the IPL,” Chahal said.
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