Ravichandran Ashwin bored of Computer chess, gets hilarious challenge from Chahal

Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal who is known to enjoy a spot of social media fun challenged Ashwin to a chess match after the latter got bored playing with the computer. Ashwin, who took a break from Tamil Nadu’s Ranji Trophy match shared a post on Twitter of him playing chess on the computer. In his tweet, Ashwin wrote that playing chess on the computer is easy and asked for help to make the game challenging. 

Ashwin's fellow teammate Yuzvendra Chahal promptly accepted the challenge. Interestingly, Chahal is a junior national champion in chess and has represented the nation at World Youth Chess Championship before switching into cricket. Ashwin also gave an immediate nod to Chahal for the game.

It has been a phenomenal year barring the World Cup semi-finals for India, led from the front by none other than skipper Virat Kohli himself. Ashwin along with skipper Kohli were the only two Indians who found themselves spots on Wisden's Test team of the decade. Three players from England, two from Australia, two from South Africa and one from Sri Lanka were included.

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Yuzvendra Chahal Reveals 'Chintu' And 'Mintu' Of Indian Cricket Team

On the recent episode of Chahal TV after India's stunning victory against West Indies to level the three-match ODI series, host and leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal revealed the Chintu and Mintu of the Indian Cricket Team. Star performers for India in the second ODI, Rohit Sharma and Kuldeep Chahal are the Mintu and Chintu, respectively, of the team as stated by Chahal. Sharma scored 159 runs while Kuldeep picked up his second ODI hat-trick, helping India thrash Windies by 107 runs. 'Chahal TV' is a segment hosted by the leg-spinner where the star performers get to make an appearance for an interview with Chahal. 

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