Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal is one of the few cricketers who prefers to show his funnier side on social media. He is known for his hilarious banters with teammates in the comments section on Instagram and for making funny videos with his friends and families too.

However, every now and then, it is Chahal who finds himself becoming the butt of the joke, often because of something that he does unintentionally and unknowingly. The latest addition to Chahal’s bloopers, the 31-year old shared a picture with his teammate Kuldeep Yadav on Twitter while talking about how the two spinners have finally reunited to play in the same India squad after ages during the ODI series against the touring West Indies.

Reunited! Stronger Together pic.twitter.com/J0eeeSbACL

— Yuzvendra Chahal (@yuzi_chahal) February 5, 2022

Unfortunately, the Jind-born managed to pick practically the worst picture on the internet to be shared from his social media handle, specifically because of the hand gestures that the two cricketers are captured to be making based on a really unfortunate camera angle. 

It did not take long for the fans of the Men in Blue to go to that dirty corner of their minds and let their imagination loose on the poor and unaware cricketer who simply wanted to talk about getting to play another series with one of his greatest friends and bowling partners. 

??? pic.twitter.com/FVf1vVaD2Q

— Substitute Cricketer (@neutralumpire7) February 5, 2022

blur kar dete bhai

— Silly Point (@FarziCricketer) February 5, 2022

Yeh kya gande gande ishaare kr rhe ho ..

— Alderfer (@drsoperator) February 5, 2022

I hate my mind

— 𝐒𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐲𝐚𝐬𝐌𝐒𝐃𝐢𝐚𝐧 (@itzShreyas07) February 5, 2022

My brain https://t.co/4dmTco5V7F

— VaRRRun TARAKian (@GOATVIRAT999918) February 5, 2022

Wtf https://t.co/R2Ie5HbK75 pic.twitter.com/A7DMCWHAx9

— ᏞᏌᏟᏆFᎬᎡ (@FANwalaagaurav) February 5, 2022

This isn’t the first time Chahal has made headlines for doing “mad things” on Twitter. Back in June 2012, when people were still trying to learn how Twitter works and the world was a simpler place to live in, the Indian cricketer refused to hold back on his eagerness to “make friends online”.

Chahal would simply go to different women’s Twitter handles asking them for their numbers by publicly tweeting to them. He would even publicly ask them to check their DMs while expressing his wish to hear back from them soon.

© Twitter

Chahal has also used the good old “it wasn’t me, it was my friend” ice-breaker once while hoping to talk to a lady on Instagram who ended up sharing their conversation on Twitter for the whole world to see. 

"That was not me it was my nephew" v2.0

Yuzi Chahal doing harakiri LMAO pic.twitter.com/XSLxdZ4DRR

— . (@AnasMagnificent) November 6, 2018

They say you can only learn by committing mistakes and to his credit, he’s made loads of them.

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