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David Warner and Yuzvendra Chahal (Photo: Instagram)
Australian cricketer David Warner has been famous for his Tiktok videos which he posts on his Instagram handle. As a matter of fact, he has made several Instagram reels, which have gone viral as well. The opener generally makes videos about Telugu stars and their movies.
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Recently, Warner had made a real about Allu Arjun's latest movie Pushpa as well. However, he recently took to Instagram, and proposed to do a duet with Yuzvendra Chahal. Like the Aussie opener, even India's leggie has been famous for posting reels.
In this post, Warner shared a picture of himself and Chahal. Alongside both of their pictures was a social media meme, that claimed him to be the 'ICC Male Tiktoker of the Decade'. Warner even tagged Chahal in this post.
The journey for eight years with RCB has been memorable: Yuzvendra Chahal
"Who wants to see a duet reel with @yuzi_chahal23 and I this year if possible!! #reels #funny #dance #ipl #india #comedy" read David Warner's caption. Chahal was absolutely shocked with this post, and commented on it with a few laughing emojis and said "OMG" which is an acronym for "Oh My God". The 35-year-old then replied to him by saying that he'd let the Indian spinner decide the content.
"You betcha, I will leave it up to you to pick what we are doing," read Warner's reply. In the meanwhile, both of them are all set to go down the hammer on February 12 and 13 during the mega auction. It goes without saying that several teams would want these two players playing for them. However, as Chahal has been playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore for eight years, he drew light on his journey with the franchise.
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"The journey for eight years (with RCB) has been memorable. There is no right to match (which the franchise used to retain him in 2018) this time, so I will go to whoever pays the most for me I want to go to RCB again, but I won't feel bad if I go somewhere else," he said while speaking to Ravichandran Ashwin in a recent interview.