RJ Mahvash took to Instagram to send a special message to Yuzvendra Chahal, who played for the Punjab Kings in the playoffs despite several fractures in his finger and ribcage. The popular influencer indicated that PBKS played well till the final match and that Chahal sustained a fracture in only the second game of the season.
According to Mahvash, Chahal played with three fractures, including one in his bowling finger. The young actress stated that the leg spinner screamed and cried in agony but never gave up. She saw the star spinner as having a fighting mentality and congratulated him for his efforts.
“They fought, stayed, and played till the final match! A special post for @yuzi_chahal23. Because people don’t realise that his ribs were fractured in the second match and his bowling finger was fractured subsequently; this guy played the full season with three fractures! We’ve all seen him scream and cry in anguish, but he’s never given up! RJ Mahvash posted on Instagram: “What a warrior spirit you have, man.”
Have a look at RJ Mahvash’s post on Yuzvendra Chahal here –
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Congratulations to RCB and fans for winning the title: RJ Mahvash
She then discussed PBKS’ IPL 2025 initiative and stated that she was honoured to be a supporter. Mahvash then thanked the RCB fans on their title achievement. She closed by referring to cricket and the IPL as a festival, expressing her desire to participate in it again in 2026.
“The team fought until the last ball!” It was an honour to support this team this year! Well played, lads. Everyone in these photos has my heart. See you next year! Also, congrats to RCB and their fans for winning the title. Everyone played and worked hard! Cricket and the IPL…my God again! “Truly a festival for us Indians,” RJ Mahvash said.
Mahvash attended the majority of PBKS’ matches and cheered them on from the stands, alongside the owner, Preity Zinta, and others. She was sighted with Chahal during the season and also attended India’s Champions Trophy final against New Zealand earlier this year.
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