IPL 2018: Sarah Taylor and England Female Cricketers Team up to Troll Quinton de Kock

Indian Premier League (IPL) has set the stage on fire since it started early this month and the cricketing world is having a good time.

Social media is always buzzing these days, and even cricketers are not shy to have a conversation with their fans.

Similarly, England women cricketer Sarah Taylor responded to a question of a fan who asked which team she was supporting in the ongoing season. However, her answer led to a troll as her colleagues from England team joined in.

Meanwhile, Quinton De Kock is at the receiving end of ‘baby-faced’ jokes ever since he had burst onto the international arena. Recently, even Sarah Taylor also had cracked a joke on him by posting a meme which revealed how de Kock would look if he dressed as a woman.

Moreover, the face of both the cricketers look similar, and the joke had become hilariously trending on social media soon.

Teammates jump in

In an interesting conversation with Alexandra Hartley, Sarah took a sly at de Kock. She responded to the question saying she is supporting the Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Hartley immediately jumped in and asked if she was copying her and Danielle Wyatt, as both of them are in favour of RCB. However, the response from Sarah was interesting to Hartley’s question.

She replied, “Hey I’m keeping for @RCBTweets.”

This message was definitely to poke De Kock again referring to her earlier troll. Hartley though didn’t miss out on a chance and again posted the same meme.

Here’s the thread of the hilarious conversation

@Sarah_Taylor30 which team do you like in @IPL 2018?

— Vipin Tiwari (@vipintiwari952) April 26, 2018

@RCBTweets fan ? https://t.co/7H5FtLs2OG

— Sarah Taylor (@Sarah_Taylor30) April 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/AlexHartley93/status/989607966834913282

Hey I'm keeping for @RCBTweets

— Sarah Taylor (@Sarah_Taylor30) April 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/AlexHartley93/status/989609361545801732

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