5 times when cricketers had weird conversations on Twitter

In today’s time, social media plays a vital role in shaping up the career of any cricketer. The brand value and the popularity of any player are generally calculated by the number of followers they have on their social media handles. Almost all the cricketers, whether current or former, are quite active on their respective handles as they use it for promotion, brand endorsements and to connect more with their fans.

However, there have been times when the players have grabbed all the headlines owing to their weird and awkward conversations on Twitter. There are times when players find themselves in the middle of a bizarre conversation with fans or other players. In this article, lets’ take a look at such incidents when cricketers grabbed the limelight for having weird conversations on Twitter.

5 weird conversations on Twitter by cricketers

1. Ravindra Jadeja’s bizarre conversation with Sarah Taylor 

Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and England’s veteran cricketer Sarah Taylor have almost nothing in common and putting the names of both the cricketers in the same conversation hardly makes sense. However in 2014, both the players became the talk of the town after their personal conversation on Twitter went viral.

In 2014, both India’s Men team and England’s Women’s team ended up on the wrong side of the result during the finals of the T20 World Cup. After the England team lost their game, Jadeja decided to message Sarah regarding the game. However, the Indian all-rounder wasn’t very familiar with Twitter, and he decided to personal message Taylor without following her.

Since Jadeja wasn’t following Sarah, she couldn’t reply to his DM and had to tag him in order to reply to his messages. The English cricketer’s replies were visible to the public eye and the fans became very well aware regarding the conversation from Sarah’s side. The duo was talking about each other’s finals and was discussing what went wrong for their teams. In the end, both the players decided to meet the next day by the poolside at 10 AM.