Amul's latest doodle is the perfect tribute to AB de Villiers

South African legend AB de Villiers stunned the World by announcing his retirement from International cricket on Wednesday. Many believed that the 2019 World Cup could be his swansong as he dreamt of laying his hands on the coveted trophy before bidding adieu to the game which he loves the most. Unfortunately, that will not be the case now and he will only be seen plying his trade in the overseas leagues. However, Amul has given a perfect tribute to De Villiers in the latest doodle in an attempt to try and urge him to make a comeback.

Amul is a top Indian Dairy cooperative which prepares delicious products from milk. They craft a different kind of doodles every now and then based on the trending topics in the country. This time they have depicted AB de Villiers leaving the field with a bat in his hand and a backpack carrying another bat. They have captioned the amazing cartoon as, “AB na jaao chhod ke…,”. It is a line from famous Hindi song from the film Hum Dono which was released in 1961. The actual line, “Abhi na jaao chhodkar ke dil abhi bhara nahi,” has been tweaked by them by capitalising AB.

This is the best tribute to one of the best cricketers on this generation whose decision to retire has not gone down well with his fans. They want him to come back to the field again and mesmerize them with his 360 Degree strokes. Amul, in their doodle, has just tried to replicate the thoughts of De Villiers’ fans and has won many hearts as it is being loved by many.

ABD to play domestic cricket

While Ab de Villiers has decided to hang his boots from the cricket at the highest level, he has stressed that he will be available for the Titans in domestic cricket and will also be playing in the overseas leagues. This is a good news nevertheless for the Indian fans as he will continue to feature in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).

Here’s Amul’s doodle:

#Amul Topical: The legendary South African batsman retires from international cricket! pic.twitter.com/j1mp8UdlyI

— Amul.coop (@Amul_Coop) May 24, 2018

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