Twitter reacts to Sanjay Manjrekar's commentary and Ishant's Sharma's bowling
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Bangladesh managed to salvage some pride on day 3 with Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim and the young Mehedi Hasan getting half-centuries. The visitors are still 165 runs behind the follow-on mark, but their batting today ensured they wouldn't lose their first Test in India by a humongous margin. However, only tomorrow will tell whether the hard work they put in will result in something of a memorable fightback from them or a one-sided defeat. While the second half of the day finally showed some of the resolve and talent the visitors possess, the day showed a lot more - Sanjay Manjrekar, Ishant Sharma and the rest.
Facepalm! :|
Only Sanjay Manjrekar can call Ishant Sharma a consistent bowler.
— Nikhil 🏏 (@CricCrazyNIKS)
Great comparison that!
Universe is Ishant Sharma.
— Nikhil 🏏 (@CricCrazyNIKS)
Umesh Yadav has also been knighted!
Great bowling by me
— Sir Umesh Yadav (@umeshyaaaadav)
If I can't give four runs in a ball then I give singles and doubles throughout the over.
So smart.
Virat Kohli's secret behind his amazing DRS success!
Kohli's DRS rule:
— cricBC (@cricBC)
ODIs: Review whenever Dhoni says yes.
Tests: Review whenever Saha says no.
100% success guaranteed.
Now that's what I call progress!
Umesh Yadav is a multi-dimensional Indian fast bowler. Earlier, most Indian fast bowlers could win matches only for the opposition
— Shashi (@AllTimeBakchod)
#JustRahimThings
Mushfiqur is on 49. Has he raised the bat and celebrated prematurely?
— TheGoanPatiala (@TheGoanPatiala)
A change.org petition please someone!
[Indian cricketer breathes]
— dorku (@Dorkstar)
Sanjay Manjrekar: It's simply amazing his unique ability to breathe so well. It's a thought out strategy...1/39
My heart goes out to all those Bangladeshi fans!
Medical Science is struggling to find what disease this guy is suffering from, see if you can help.
— ️ (@FarziCricketer)
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