Yuzvendra Chahal has quit alcohol to become a fitter cricketer, allowing him to give his “150 per cent” for his franchise Punjab Kings in the IPL beginning on March 28.
Punjab Kings finished as runners-up in the previous edition. It was their first final appearance since 2014.
Speaking on South African great AB de Villiers’ YouTube channel, Chahal revealed that he has not had alcohol in more than six months besides sharing his struggles with injuries last season.
“After the KKR [Kolkata Knight Riders] game, my hip got fractured and later in the tournament my knuckle got fractured. So in the semi-final [Qualifiers] and final, I was not able to bowl my proper legspin and all,” said Chahal.
“But this year I [wanted] to take care of my body first and I have one good news for you, I stopped alcohol. It’s been more than six months.
“Now, I’m 35, I want to be more active and give my 150 per cent for my team. As a senior bowler and senior player, people will see me [and think] ‘this guy,​Yuzvendra Chahal has quit alcohol to become a fitter cricketer, allowing him to give his “150 per cent” for his franchise Punjab Kings in the IPL beginning on March 28.
Punjab Kings finished as runners-up in the previous edition. It was their first final appearance since 2014.
Speaking on South African great AB de Villiers’ YouTube channel, Chahal revealed that he has not had alcohol in more than six months besides sharing his struggles with injuries last season.
“After the KKR [Kolkata Knight Riders] game, my hip got fractured and later in the tournament my knuckle got fractured. So in the semi-final [Qualifiers] and final, I was not able to bowl my proper legspin and all,” said Chahal.
“But this year I [wanted] to take care of my body first and I have one good news for you, I stopped alcohol. It’s been more than six months.
“Now, I’m 35, I want to be more active and give my 150 per cent for my team. As a senior bowler and senior player, people will see me [and think] ‘this guy, ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
