Yuzvendra Chahal is embracing a fresh start with Punjab Kings for IPL 2026, prioritizing fitness after a challenging period. The veteran leg-spinner has quit alcohol, aiming to deliver his best. Despite past personal and professional hurdles, including injuries, Chahal remains IPL’s leading wicket-taker and is determined to lead Punjab to their maiden title. Yuzvendra Chahal is embracing a fresh start with Punjab Kings for IPL 2026, prioritizing fitness after a challenging period. The veteran leg-spinner has quit alcohol, aiming to deliver his best. Despite past personal and professional hurdles, including injuries, Chahal remains IPL’s leading wicket-taker and is determined to lead Punjab to their maiden title.
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