BBL Photoshoot in Chennai Leaves Twitter Buzzing

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The Big Bash League has officially landed in Chennai. The captains of Perth Scorchers and Melbourne Renegades visited Chennai to have a photoshoot with the trophy. The photos have gone viral all over the internet, as fans can't wait for the tournament opener to take place.

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The Big Bash League is about to be more interesting for the cricket fans, as the upcoming season will be having its opening match being played in India. A few months back, Cricket Australia confirmed the same when India and Australia met for diplomatic relations.

With the opening match of the Big Bash League being set to play in Chennai, it was time to create some hype for the same. And eventually, that went too well by Cricket Australia and the KFC BBL, as they decided to conduct a photoshoot for the same in Chennai.

The captains of Melbourne Renegades and Perth Scorchers visited Chennai to shoot with the Big Bash League Trophy.

Here's how Twitter has reacted to the same:

Nice Question

A Twitter user went on to ask whether the matches of the tournament will take place in Chennai? He should have been active on social media over the last few months.

Fantastic Crossover

It will be a fantastic crossover, having the Big Bash League take place in Chennai. An iconic tournament taking place at an iconic venue.

Key Fact

In the Big Bash League, which is about to have its next season opening match in India, a fan told an interesting fact. 81 players from Pakistan participated and they went unsold.

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