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David Warner and Yuzvendra Chahal (Photo: Instagram)
Australia opening batter David Warner has posted a picture with India wrist spinner Yuzvendra Chahal on his official Instagram account. The picture feature both the cricketers in different frames. Warner also hilariously added a parody award by the name of 'ICC Male Tiktoker of the year'. Warner and Chahal are famous for making for making TikTok videos since March 2020, when whole world went into lockdown due to COVID-19 pandemic.
In June, TitTok was banned by the Government of India after the Indo-China border standoff. This meant the wrist spinner couldn't continue making videos on the banned platform but Warner kept making videos as it was not banned in his country. However, these days, both the players make videos on Instagram reels.
Recently, David Warner has been editing some movie clips and replacing his face with original actors and posting them on Reels. The photo posted on the 35-year-old's account captioned "Who wants to see a duet reel with @yuzi_chahal23 and I this year if possible!! #reels #funny #dance #ipl #india #comedy."
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David Warner and Yuzvendra Chahal released by their respective IPL franchises
Warner and Chahal played for Sunrisers Hyderabad and Royal Challengers Bangalore in the last season of the IPL. Coincidentally, both the players started their journey with their franchises in 2014. Warner led the side from 2015 to the first half of the 2021 season and even led the team to their maiden IPL trophy in 2016.
Apart from that, SRH regularly qualified for the playoffs from 2016 to 2020 under his leadership. Last year he was sacked from the captaincy in the middle of the tournament.
Talking about Chahal, he had played only one game for Mumbai Indians from 2011 to 2013. Since 2014, he has played 113 games and has 139 scalps to his names. Both players were released by their teams ahead of the player retentions.