Twitter reacts to Bangalore scoring the lowest total in IPL history
While day began with such promise for RCB, it ended like a kid kicking down the first domino as they posted the lowest score in IPL history. The Twitteratti were in no mood to let this opportunity slide as they took full advantage of bashing RCB but not before they had a bit of fun at KKR's expense.
Brief Scores: Kolkata Knight Riders 131/10 (Sunil Narine 34, Chris Woakes 18; Yuzvendra Chahal 3/16; Pawan Negi 2/15) beat Royal Challengers Bangalore 49/10 (Kedar Jadhav 9, AB de Villiers 8, Chris Woakes 3/6, Colin de Grandhomme 3/4) by 82 runs.
Here are the best tweets from the match.
Well most of them would have been disappointed!
#KKRvRCB not kohli, Gambhir, ABD ..Narine is key player for most ppl today in fantasy cricket #IPL
— Ginger Tea☕ (@senthilvinoth) April 23, 2017
Having scored just 15 runs less than the RCB team, Narine won't disagree.
Kids hit - Dinda
— Monica (@monicas004) April 23, 2017
Men hit - Ishant Sharma
Legends hit - Bhuvi
Super Legend hits - Badree 😂#KKRvRCB #IPL
Never gets old!
All the fans of KKR right now be like :
— Pawas Sharma (@Pawas1997) April 23, 2017
NARINE NARINE#KKRvRCB pic.twitter.com/V4BtDT6Gsk
Even after THIS game, he looked Gambhir.
If Monday had a face😂😂😂😂
— Offensive Boyle (@offensivesingh) April 23, 2017
#KKRvRCB pic.twitter.com/U4KITAdAao
Wonder what GG would say after the game.
Gambhir fans to Dhoni & Virat fans right now. #KKRvRCB pic.twitter.com/AhZZvM1SlM
— Sir Lazy (@iLazyLad) April 23, 2017
Because Gambhir knows the pitch better, Arjun!
why is #Chawla not playing. the pitch is turning. he could have easily conceded some sixes ;) #KKRvRCB #Ipl
— Arjun K R (@karjunr) April 23, 2017
A game of Yadavs!!
Yadav gone. Yadav at the other side. Yadav comes.
— Ganeshan Iyer (@ganeshan_iyer) April 23, 2017
That's #KKR for you.#KKRvRCB #IPL
That should have been the first sign that something was wrong.
You know something is wrong with KKR when Stuart Binny is amongst the wickets #KKRvRCB
— Ranjit (@cranjit) April 23, 2017
Well that is just not true - Watch proof here
#KKR All-out On 131, In 19.3 Overs. This Is What #KKR Is Without Any Help From Umpires Or Dropped Catches.😉😋#KKRvRCB #RCBvKKR #IPL #IPL10
— suresh bishnoi (@suresh_jani29) April 23, 2017
True that!!
Seems like Watching Highlights of 'fall of Wicket ' after the match. 😃#KKRvRCB #amikkr #duskiDAHAAD@KKRiders @KKRidersFanClub
— Sadaf Khan (@SadafKhancomp) April 23, 2017
Don't really feel bad for them
#KKRvRCB. #IPL TV advertisers right now.😂👇 https://t.co/jAOOdiHcgg
— Sir Lazy (@iLazyLad) April 23, 2017
Hopefully, you didn't
#KKRvRCB
— Faizan Islam (@fAnTaStiCfiZzz) April 23, 2017
Me:Blinks eye one wicket falls!
Takes a breath another wicket falls!
If i go to pee all wickets may fall down🤔@IPL @VIVO_IPL10
THIS!!!
701898020250 - not any phone number.
— Mayur bayas🏏 (@cricrazymyu) April 23, 2017
It is RCB batsmen's scores. #KKRvRCB😂😂😂😂
Worst score in IPL history
Gayle, ABD, Kohli, and 8 others missed their half century by 1 run 😀🤣 #AmiKKR #TeamEffort #IPL #KKRvRCB #VIVOIPL
— Teja Chedalla (@t4teja) April 23, 2017
Think about the guy writing a report for the match
#KKRvRCB I was humiliating @RCBTweets via tweet on 44/7 score but before I could finish typing, it was already 48/9
— Maharshi Mimo (@Mimo_Maharshi) April 23, 2017
All out before tweeting
WELL
Today Sir Binny must be very happy... Finally no one can blame him for the defeat. 😉😉
— Aarohi Shergil (@AarohiShergil) April 23, 2017
It's like a career reviving match for him #KKRvRCB
If this isn't ironic, I don't know what is.
On this day in 2013 @RCBTweets posted the highest ever #IPL total. 4 years later they post the lowest ever total. #KKRvRCB
— Priya Shekhawat (@priyashekhawat8) April 23, 2017
Let the Mallya jokes begin.
Jaisi halat owner ki waise si hi uske team ki.... #KKRvRCB #IPL10 #IPL2017 #mallya
— Shrutik (@ShRuttiK) April 23, 2017
RCB's 11 batsmen walked back to the pavilion way quicker than Mallya walked out with his bail.#KKRvRCB #VIVOIPL
— Manoj M Palle (@ImManojPalle) April 23, 2017
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