Yuzvendra Chahal Bowling Form: One by one, all the countries are announcing their teams for the upcoming T20 World Cup to be held in West Indies and America. India (Indian Cricket Team) has announced its team for the upcoming ICC tournament. Star spin bowler Yuzvendra Chahal was also given a chance in the Indian team. Chahal has returned to the Indian team after a long time. The reason for Yuzvendra Chahal's selection in the World Cup squad was his excellent performance in the IPL. However, this move of the Indian selectors now seems to be backfiring.

Yuzvendra Chahal would like to return to form

Actually, after his selection in the Indian team for the T20 World Cup, Yuzvendra Chahal's performance has been continuously declining. His balls did not have the edge that he had shown at the beginning of the IPL. The Indian team was announced on 30 April. After the announcement of the team, Chahal has played 2 matches for Rajasthan Royals. In these matches he has managed to take only one wicket.

Yuzvendra Chahal played his first match after selection in the Indian team against Sunrisers Hyderabad. He was not successful in taking even a single wicket in the match. Sunrisers batsmen had scored a lot of runs on Chahal's balls in the match and he had spent 62 runs in his spell of 4 overs.

Yuzvendra Chahal's average performance continued against Delhi Capitals as well. In the match, he took only 1 wicket while spending 48 runs in his spell of 4 overs. Overall, Yuzvendra Chahal is losing his bowling form. In such a situation, if he does not return to his form before the upcoming T20 World Cup, then the problems of the Indian team may increase.

If we look at Yuzvendra Chahal's performance in the Indian Premier League, before his selection in the Indian team, he had played 9 matches. During this period, Chahal had taken 13 wickets in his name. Chahal was showing excellent form in the initial phase of IPL. In such a situation, he would like to return to his form as soon as possible and leave a deep impression for India with the ball in the upcoming T20 World Cup.