Cricketing trends in Twitter today

Cricketing trends in twitter today saw tweets coming in from all over the world. Today’s edition started off with Harbhajan Singh urging everyone to come and support the mystical Sufi journey of Jahan e Khusrau, while Indian leg-spinner Amin Mishra saluted the Indian freedom fighters who sacrificed their life for our motherland.

While Darren Sammy made it pretty clear that he will continue to follow Christianity and Jesus will remain his sole saviour, Michael Atherton shared a picture of his pet. While Dale Steyn shared an amazing video and said it was one of his best days in life till date, Michael Clarke had a great time with legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar.

While Wahab Riaz wished everyone a Happy Pakistan Day, Kevin Pietersen put up a poll question for everyone to answer. On this very day 15 years ago, former English all-rounder Ben Hollioake died in a car accident. Former English wicket-keeper Alec Stewart remembered his fellow countrymen on the fateful day.

1. Come and support the mystical Sufi journey of Jahan e khusrau- Harbhajan Singh 

2. Time to get down to the Capital of our GREAT Country- Michael Vaughan 

3. Amit Mishra salutes the Indian freedom fighters 

4. Christianity all the way buddy Jesus Christ my lord and saviour- Darren Sammy 

5. Aussie skipper & his deputy share the scenic pictures of Dharamsala

6. Mike Atherton shares a picture of his pet 

https://twitter.com/Athersmike/status/844874728217219072

7. Looking forward to sharing some of my cricketing experiences- Rohit Sharma 

8. Dale Steyn enjoyed one of his most memorable days 

9. Michael Clarke had a great day with Sachin Tendulkar 

10. Wahab Riaz wishes everyone a Happy Pakistan Day 

11. Few hours of transit at the Hyderabad airport- Parthiv Patel 

12. James Faulkner can’t wait to see te pies in action tomorrow

13. Poll Question: Should ALL UK police be armed with a firearm now?

14. Great to have footy back on another stunning Melbourne night

15. We lost a great man on this same day 15 years ago