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Watch: Yuzvendra Chahal's funny gestures towards umpires during IND vs SA T20 World Cup match go viral

Spinner Yuzvendra Chahal was seen having some fun with the umpires during the T20 World Cup match between India and South Africa and the video of his funny gestures has gone viral on social media. Chahal who is yet to play a match in this competition was spotted carrying drinks quite a few times during the fixture.

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Talking about the game, the Rohit Sharma-led Indian team suffered a defeat against the Proteas in Perth on Sunday. Opting to bat first, India’s top-order was rattled by Lungi Ngidi as the side was reduced to 49/5 in the ninth over with the likes of Virat Kohli and Hardik Pandya also back in the hut.

Suryakumar Yadav though held the fort at one end and struck 68 off 40 that included three maximums and six fours but fell short of partners at the other end as India were restricted to 33/9 in 20 overs.

Later, South Africa too had a struggling start as they lost early wickets and were 24/3 within the first six overs. But Aiden Markram and David Miller provided the resistance and the two put up a partnership of 76 runs for the fourth wicket before Markram eventually departed for 52 off 41. Miller remained unbeaten at 59 off 46 and anchored the side home by 5 wickets.

India will now play Bangladesh on Wednesday in Adelaide.

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