Yuzvendra Chahal refutes cheating accusations made by his ex-wife Dhanashree Verma, stating that his marriage is a forgotten chapter:

The wedding, marriage, divorce, and aftermath involving cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and choreographer Dhanashree Verma have provided their fans with enough stories for a lifetime. Even prior to their legal separation, the two have been casting shade at one another regarding alimony, infidelity, and alleged partners. In a recent exchange, though, Chahal indicated unequivocally that he has definitively moved on from that phase of his life and is eager to leave it behind.In a conversation with HT regarding his estrangement from his former spouse, Chahal appeared keen to extricate himself from the situation entirely and disregard any subsequent events.

In response to the cheating allegations made by Dhanashree, he stated, “As a sportsperson, I do not cheat. Agar koi do mahine mein hi cheat karta, toh kya itna lamba rishta chalta? (Would the relationship have lasted this long if someone had cheated in the first two months?) I consider this chapter finished and settled. I have progressed in my life, and everyone else should as well.Chahal dismissed the speculation, labeling the claims as “baseless and exhausting.” He further explained that he has progressed beyond this phase of his life. In an interview with Hindustan Times, he stated, “I am a sportsperson and I do not cheat. Agar koi do mahine mein hi cheat kare, toh kya itna lamba rishta chalta? I consider this chapter finished and settled. I have advanced in my life, and everyone else should as well."The cricketer reflected on his marriage of more than four years, stating that the allegations of infidelity are untrue. „Unsere Ehe war 4,5 Jahre lang. Agar do mahine mein cheat hua hota, toh kaun continue karta? Maine pehle bhi kaha hai ki main past se nikal chuka hun. However, a few individuals remain trapped in that place… unka ghar mere naam se operate ho raha hai toh they can continue doing that. He remarked, "I am not affected or concerned."