Veteran cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal recreated the viral ‘6-7’ celebration during Northamptonshire’s County Championship match against Lancashire. The Indian leg-spinner performed the gesture after beating the batter and clean-bowling Joe Moores at Old Trafford in Manchester.
Yuzvendra Chahal also impressed with the ball on a pitch that mainly favoured the fast bowlers. The right-arm wrist spinner finished with figures of 3/39 from 18.4 overs as Northamptonshire secured a commanding 316-run victory. The win was their first red-ball victory at Old Trafford in Manchester since 1999.
Following Northamptonshire's win at Old Trafford, Yuzvendra Chahal shared a video of his wicket and celebration on Instagram. He combined his County Championship footage with Medhavi Bidhuri's original viral moment from the Women's Delhi Premier League.
The 35-year-old leg-spinner captioned the video, "Outspinning the algorithm," after recreating Medhavi Bidhuri's celebration. Chahal has continued his county stint with Northamptonshire after returning for a third spell in 2026. He was part of Punjab Kings in the IPL, where he took 12 wickets in 2026.
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Chahal has been in good form in England for Northamptonshire in 2026. He took 15 wickets in seven One-Day Cup matches at an average of 21.00. He had already taken 31 County Championship wickets across his previous two spells with Northamptonshire.
Medhavi Bidhuri's Jersey Number Inspired the '6-7' Celebration
The '6-7' celebration gained popularity during the Women's Delhi Premier League 2026. Medhavi Bidhuri first performed it on August 20 for Central Delhi Queens after taking the wicket of South Delhi Superstarz batter Nishika Singh. She finished with 2/24 in four overs in a 29-run defeat.
Bidhuri repeated the celebration on August 23 after dismissing East Delhi Riders batter Vanshika Lila. She returned figures of 1/26 in a 19-run defeat. The celebration came from her jersey number 67. Bidhuri initially wanted number 12 but chose 67 after her younger sister suggested.
“This ‘six-seven’ thing is trending a bit, and my younger sister, who’s like a brother to me, told me to wear jersey number 67 and keep this as my celebration,” Medhavi Bidhuri said after the match.
Yuzvendra Chahal's India Career and Chances of a Comeback
Yuzvendra Chahal is one of India's most successful white-ball spinners. He has taken 121 wickets in 72 ODIs, with the best figures of 6/42. Chahal has picked 96 wickets in 80 T20Is, with the best figures of 6/25. He was also part of India's 2024 T20 World Cup-winning squad but did not play a match.
Chahal's last international appearance came in August 2023, when he played an ODI against the West Indies. He has not represented the Indian cricket team since, despite continuing to play franchise and domestic cricket.
Chahal faces strong competition for a place in India's white-ball teams. Wrist spinners Kuldeep Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy, and Ravi Bishnoi are among the other spin options, while Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar provide all-round options for the national cricket.
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