IPL 2025: RJ Mahvash reveals Yuzvendra Chahal played for PBKS despite multiple finger, rib fractures

Published - 05 Jun 2025, 21:35 IST | Updated - 05 Jun 2025, 22:31 IST

RJ Mahvash took to Instagram and wrote a special message for Yuzvendra Chahal, who played for Punjab Kings in the playoffs despite having multiple fractures in his finger and ribcage. The popular influencer stated that PBKS played well till the last match and claimed Chahal had suffered a fracture in just the second match of the season.

Mahvash wrote that Chahal played with a total of three fractures, including one in his bowling finger. The emerging actress claimed that the leg spinner was screaming and crying in pain, but never gave up. She regarded the star spinner as possessing a warrior spirit and praised him for his efforts.

"They fought, stayed, and played till the last match! And special post to @yuzi_chahal23 because what people don't know is that his ribs got fractured in the second match only, and his bowling finger got fractured later, this guy played the entire season with 3 fractures! We all have seen him screaming and crying in pain, but have never seen him give up! I mean, what warrior spirit you have, man," wrote RJ Mahvash on Instagram.

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She then opened up on PBKS' campaign in the IPL 2025 and declared she was honored to be their supporter. Mahvash then congratulated RCB fans for winning the title. She concluded by terming cricket and IPL as a festival and hoped to be a part of it in 2026 as well.

"The team kept fighting till the last ball! It was nothing but an honour to be a supporter of this team this year! Well played boys. All the people in these pictures have my heart. See you next year! Also, many congratulations to RCB and fans for winning the title. Everyone played and worked hard! Cricket, and IPL ..my God again! Truly a festival for us Indians," RJ Mahvash added.

Mahvash attended a majority of PBKS' matches and supported them from the stands along with the owner, Preity Zinta, and others. She was spotted along with Chahal during the season and had attended India's final against New Zealand in the Champions Trophy earlier this year as well.