RJ Mahvash Reacts To Yuzvendra Chahal’s Hat-Trick With Viral ‘God Mode’ Tribute

RJ Mahvash’s heartfelt post for Yuzvendra Chahal goes viral after stunning IPL hat-trick in the CSK vs PBKS IPL 2025 match.

Chahal dismantled CSK's innings in the 19th over, claiming the wickets of MS Dhoni, Deepak Hooda, and Anshul Kambhoj.

Source : PTI (left) and Instagram (right)

Yuzvendra Chahal produced an excellent performance on April 30 (Wednesday) for Punjab Kings (PBKS) against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 clash in Chennai. Chahal displayed his magic with a sensational hat-trick—his second in IPL history and the first of this season. Among those who reacted to Yuzvendra Chahal’s stunning performance was RJ Mahvash, who shared a now-viral tribute on social media. Her post gained added attention amid swirling rumours of a possible relationship between the two following Chahal’s divorce.

The veteran leg-spinner dismantled CSK's innings in the 19th over, claiming the wickets of MS Dhoni, Deepak Hooda, and Anshul Kambhoj, halting their late-innings momentum. As a result, CSK collapsed from 184/6 to 190 all out in just seven deliveries, with Chahal leading the demolition. It marked the first IPL hat-trick since 2023 and added another highlight to Chahal's illustrious T20 career.

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Following the achievement, RJ Mahvash—previously seen with the spinner at the Champions Trophy and cheering for Punjab Kings in the ongoing IPL season—shared a heartfelt note on social media. 

"God mode on kyaaa (Is the God Mode On)? @yuzi_chahal23 strength of a warrior sir," Mahvash wrote in her Instagram story.

Here's a look at RJ Mahvash's Instagram Story:

Reflecting on his performance, Chahal said he felt confident despite the challenge of bowling to MS Dhoni in the 19th over and focused on attacking the stumps, varying his lines and playing with the batter’s mind to take wickets.

“Feeling very good, it was the 19th over and in front of me was Mahi bhai, felt it could go either way, but the plan was to go for wickets. Five fielders were inside and the plan was to bowl on the stumps and also to bowl wide, not bowl easy balls and play with the batter's mind.”