Before the start of the T20I series, Yuzvendra Chahal had admitted that he was nervous. This time he was not part of a "second string" side touring Zimbabwe. This was the real deal. He would be playing in front of the prying Indian crowds and against a strong white-ball side. That he was filling in for one of R Ashwin or Ravindra Jadeja was a different matter altogether.
Chahal ended with figures of 6 for 25 as England lost their last eight wickets for eight runs to hand India massive win. © Cricbuzz
His captain had gone as far as to suggest that even this potentially inconsequential Twenty20 series would serve as the grooming grounds for
