Memes are common things on social media nowadays. Every now and then, you get to see hilarious memes that becomes trendy. Currently, the meme that is going viral on the internet is the collage of some of the profile pictures across different social platforms like Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram or Tinder. The meme is ruling the social media for the last couple of days where celebrities from all the field posting their own version of the collage. To join in this fun, the official account of Royal Challengers franchise of Indian Premier League posted a collage of Yuzvendra Chahal, the leg-spinner is pretty much active on social media.

Chahal leaves no chance to troll his teammates, then how was it possible that someone wh0 has championed the art of providing meme materials, be untouched by the meme? The Indian leg-spinner became a meme material in this new social media trend. The Bangalore-based franchise posted the picture with a caption, “One Yuzi, many moods. Drop a comment if you want us to show the Twitter version of Yuzi too”.

One Yuzi, many moods.
Drop a comment if you want us to show the Twitter version of Yuzi too 😉#PlayBold pic.twitter.com/QfqEpUMkfE

— Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@RCBTweets) January 24, 2020

With this, the fans also started posting their own version of Chahal’s collage. This is not the first time that Chahal has become a meme material on social media. His one picture became viral during the World Cup where he was seen resting by the boundary line with sunglasses on which left the whole generation making various hilarious memes.

Yuzvendra Chahal also has been a sport when it comes to responding on his memes. Surprisingly, during the recent South African tour of India when South Africa’s wicket-keeper batsman Quinton de Kock did the same pose in a Test match, Chahal trolled the South African player that his version was better than De Kock’s one.