Yuzvendra Chahal often engages in banter with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma on social media platforms.

Rohit Sharma pulled Yuzvendra Chahal's leg after the latter posted a picture of himself wearing a loose outfit on Instagram.

Yuvraj faced the wrath of many people on social media after he made a casteist remark towards Chahal while having a conversation with Rohit Sharma on Instagram.

Chahal also spoke about the similarities between the two sports he so dearly loves how chess has helped him to become a better cricketer

The light-hearted banter often took centre stage and ace India batsman Rohit Sharma pulling wrist spinner Yuzvendra Chahal's leg has been one of them.

Kohli was in conversation with Indian football team skipper Sunil Chhetri when Chahal, as usual, gatecrashed the live session. 

Indian leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal talked about Virat Kohli's transformation, saying that adopting 'even 30 percent' of what he did is 'more than enough'.

Cricketers have been more than active on social media sites during the lockdown phase interacting with the fans or among themselves through such live sessions as all professional sport have come to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic.

This definitely came as a surprise even to his fans given that he has so far managed just 49 runs in 52 ODIs for India while scoring five runs in 42 T20Is. 

While the quarantine period has been hard for sportspersons across the globe, Chahal has made the most of the time to become an internet sensation with his hilarious TikTok videos. 

Ashwin (365 wickets from 71 games), Lyon (390 wickets in 96 Tests) and Pakistan's leg-break bowler Yasir Shah (213 wickets in 39 Tests) have won innumerable games for their countries in longest formats only to be found wanting in ODIs and T20s.

Ahmed also feels the likes of Chahal and Kuldeep have benefitted immensely from former captain MS Dhoni's advice from behind the stumps.

The picture made fans emotional as they filled the comment section with replies conveying that they miss the former Indian cricketer. 

Chahal however did keep his teammates Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli at the top of the list while not specifying the positions. 

Chahal, a former national under-12 champion, participated in the fund-raiser. He had taken part in an online blitz event on April 5.

During a live session on Instagram, Gayle told Chahal that he is very annoying on social media and he is going to block him for his Tik Tok videos.

Indian captain Virat Kohli in a live chat with his Royal Challengers Bangalore teammate and South African batting great AB de Villiers on Instagram asked the latter to check out Chahal's TikTok.

Yuzvendra Chahal and Suresh Raina couldn't stop praising AB de Villiers, saying that the love for him in India makes it feel like he was born in this country.

Earlier in the evening, Anushka shared a video on Instagram wherein she portrayed the role of an enthusiastic fan and called out Kohli asking him to hit a six. 

Chahal admitted that his complaint now is the lack of cricket, whereas earlier it was that the players were getting little down time between matches and series.