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Watch: Chahal’s magical delivery leaves Ben Stokes stunned in County game

Yuzvendra Chahal dismissed Ben Stokes with a remarkable delivery in the County Championship. The Indian spinner's magic ball left the England all-rounder completely baffled. Chahal claimed four wickets for 36 runs in a superb spell. Stokes has faced difficulties against Indian spinners recently. This dismissal highlighted Chahal's impressive performance for Northamptonshire.

Watch: Chahal’s magical delivery leaves Ben Stokes stunned in County game

In a recent County Championship match, Yuzvendra Chahal delivered a spellbinding performance that left Ben Stokes utterly perplexed. During the second day's play at the County Ground in Northampton, Chahal dismissed the England all-rounder for 14 runs in the 47th over. The match, played between Northamptonshire and Durham in Division Two, saw Durham struggling at 187 for six when Chahal bowled the match-winning delivery.

Chahal's cleverly delivered ball came across the wicket, pitching outside off stump and then turning sharply to hit the left-hander's stumps. Stokes, seemingly confident with his decision to defend, found himself unable to prevent the ball from slipping through, resulting in his dismissal. The veteran leg-spinner claimed a total of 4 wickets for 36 runs from 15.2 overs, finishing the match with a commendable economy rate.

Durham's total of 205 in 56.2 overs was put to a swift end, with David Bedingham top-scoring for his side at 81, and Mayank Agarwal contributing 36 runs. Alex Lees, despite his efforts, was also dismissed by Chahal. This match witnessed a continuation of Stokes' recent difficulties against Indian spinners, as he had faced a similar fate at the hands of Sai Kishore in a previous County Championship game against Gloucestershire.

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