International Cricket Council (ICC) has often mand to entertain cricket fans on social media with its witty as well as invative captions which have t only been entertaining but at times have been anying as well. For instance, when governing body of world cricket had given a 'Terminator' effect to MS Dhoni's heart-breaking run out in ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 semi-final against New Zealand, it did t go down well with Indian fans as well as cricket fans in general. Speaking about World Cup 2019, England's World Cup-winning captain Eoin Morgan was seen having a discussion with team's new head coach Chris Silverwood as ICC decided to have a question-answer session with fans.

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ICC asks a question, fans have only one answer

Taking to social media, ICC asked fans what discussion was going on between  English skipper Eoin Morgan and coach Chris Silverwood. 

fans might have only had one answer yet y were hilarious. Here are some of reactions.

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2019 World Cup final

England had won ir maiden World Cup earlier this year at 'Mecca of Cricket' in Lord's against New Zealand by a boundary count rule which received a lot of criticism t only from fans as well as cricketing fraternity. outcome of contest could t be determined after both teams were tied at same score of 241 at end of 100 overs as match went into super over. Even super over was tied but since England had scored more boundaries than New Zealand, y were adjudged winners. During final over of regulation time, Martin Guptill's throw had deflected off Ben Stokes' bat and went to boundary and since Stokes had run two, on-field umpire Kumar Dharmasena had signalled it as six runs. neless, five-time ICC Umpire of Year winner Simon Taufel said that only five runs should have been awarded instead of six.

World Cup finalists will renew ir rivalry when England tour New Zealand for two Tests and five T20Is from vember 1 to 3rd December 2019.

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