'My Taj Mahal..' - Yuzvendra Chahal shares his love on wife Dhanashree's latest Instagram post

India spinner Yuzvendra Chahal and his wife Dhanashree Verma are well-known for their active presence on social media. They frequently delight their fans with entertaining videos and captivating photos. Chahal, who was not included in the Indian squad for the ongoing Asia Cup 2023 and the upcoming World Cup, remains highly engaged on platforms like Instagram.

Recently, Dhanashree Verma shared a series of photos on her Instagram, showcasing her in a stunning blue dress, exuding a diva-like aura. The pictures quickly gained attention, and fans were treated to a delightful 'couple-goals' moment.  In response to his wife's post, Yuzvendra Chahal affectionately commented, "My Taj Mahal." This comment not only demonstrated Chahal's love and admiration for his wife but also added a touch of romance to their online presence, further endearing them to their fans.

Despite Chahal's absence from the cricket field, the couple continues to charm their followers, showcasing their strong bond and affection for each other on social media, ensuring they remain a beloved duo among cricket enthusiasts and social media users alike. The Indian leg spinner has been quite active on social media platforms with his hilarious videos and TikTok videos before the social media platform was banned from India.

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Chahal is playing for Kent Cricket County

Chahal has reached an arrangement with Kent following his omission from the national team for the ongoing Asia Cup and the upcoming ODI World Cup. This move will make him the second Indian player to represent Kent, following seamer Arshdeep Singh, who played five matches for the team in June-July, securing an impressive tally of 13 wickets.

Citing his performance, the head coach of Kent Cricket Paul Downtown expressed his feelings about working with the Indian spin maestro for the last three league matches in the championship considering that the frontline spinners for Kent, Matt Parkinson and Hami Qadri are unavailable for the franchise. Chahal has played 33 first-class matches in which the spin wizard has claimed 87 wickets with an impressive average of 35.25,

"We're delighted to have secured a spinner of Yuzvendra's quality for the last three Championship matches of the season, with Matt Parkinson not available to us until next year, and Hami Qadri recently injured. He is really looking forward to playing in English conditions and will bring a significant amount of skill and international experience to our squad," Paul Downton said.