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Published 12:17 IST, April 1st 2020

Sanjay Manjrekar trolled by Twitterati for trying to get witty with 'sweep' tweet

Sanjay Manjrekar took to Twitter and posted a tweet where he compared sweeping a cricket ball to sweeping the floor and added that both need the same technique.

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Former Indian cricketer-turned-analyst Sanjay Manjrekar was recently ousted from the commentary panel by the BCCI. A source revealed that the BCCI was not happy with his work which led to his ouster. Sanjay Manjrekar has been infamous for his controversial comments on cricketers in the past. Over the last couple of years, he has received a lot of flak from the fans. Be it getting in a feud with fellow commentator Harsha Bhogle or calling cricketer Ravindra Jadeja a 'bits and pieces' cricketer, Sanjay Manjrekar has always grabbed headlines.

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Sanjay Manrekar trolled mercilessly for his latest tweet

Sanjay Manjrekar is currently at home like many others because of the coronavirus pandemic. Because of the Ccronavirus outbreak, most people have to take up the daily chores that their house needs. Sanjay Manjrekar, too, seems to be feeling the impact of the same. As with most Sanjay Manjrekar posts, trollers and memers started flooding the replies of this latest Sanjay Manjrekar tweet.

Sanjay Manjrekar took to Twitter and posted a tweet where he compared sweeping a cricket ball to sweeping the floor and added that both need the same technique. As soon as he posted the tweet, fans started trolling him for trying to be witty and failing miserably. Let's take a look at few of the reactions.

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Updated 12:17 IST, April 1st 2020