Cricket balls are edible… reads a tweet on India skipper Rohit Sharma's account. Just like this, there are two more yet hilarious, posts from the nation's all-format captain's handle and now, the fans believe that his account could have been hacked. After all, Indian cricketers are not alien to such way he treats the players, the communication level is extremely high, the sort of things he has said about the players in press conferences, the sort of environment he wants to maintain in the team - it feels great to see all that.
Tuesday morning, Rohit's account has been buzzing. First, a tweet from his account read: “I love coin tosses…especially when they end up in my belly!” way he treats the players, the communication level is extremely high, the sort of things he has said about the players in press conferences, the sort of environment he wants to maintain in the team - it feels great to see all that."
Three hours later, another funny post appeared and it read: “….! Did you know? Buzzing beehives make for great boxing bags!”
The third tweet popped up two hours after the second one and that one said: Cricket balls are edible…right?"
Of course, fans on Twitter were going to spark a laughter riot with their intriguing quips and witty lines. Let's take a look at some of them:
Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma and Co. are now gearing up for the Test series against Sri Lanka. This will be Rohit's first challenge in the whites since becoming captain earlier in February. He missed the Test series against South Africa due to an injury and now has the added responsibility of marshaling his troops to victory.
He will be high on confidence though; having led India to three consecutive T20I series clean sweeps against New Zealand (3-0), West Indies (3-0), and Sri Lanka (3-0).
Meanwhile, former India wicketkeeper-batter Saba Karim has also praised Rohit Sharma's captaincy, saying:
“The way he treats the players, the communication level is extremely high, the sort of things he has said about the players in press conferences, the sort of environment he wants to maintain in the team - it feels great to see all that."Cricket balls are edible… reads a tweet on India skipper Rohit Sharma's account. Just like this, there are two more yet hilarious, posts from the nation's all-format captain's handle and now, the fans believe that his account could have been hacked. After all, Indian cricketers are not alien to such way he treats the players, the communication level is extremely high, the sort of things he has said about the players in press conferences, the sort of environment he wants to
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