Jasprit Bumrah Finally Reacts After Being Trolled For Transparent Underwear

Before the start of the ongoing first Test against West Indies in Antigua, Jasprit Bumrah faced some heavy trolling on social media. Ever since Bumrah made his international debut, he rarely faces any sort of trolling because of his exceptional exploits with the ball. However, the fans could not help but take shots at him after he posted an objectionable picture on Twitter.

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Before the start of the game, Team India player went to Jolly Beach.  The supremely fit Indian players were flaunting the chiseled and toned bodies as they enjoyed their time at the beach to the fullest. The players later took to Twitter and Instagram to post the pictures of their fun session at the beach Jasprit Bumrah was also one of them. The India pace spearhead took to Twitter to post a picture where he and Virat Kohli could be seen topless while standing in the water.

Sun soaking with @imVkohli and the team. ?? pic.twitter.com/XHGKJ7SGou

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— Jasprit Bumrah (@Jaspritbumrah93) August 21, 2019

However, the eagle-eyed fans were quick to notice something unusual with Bumrah’s shorts. They realised that Bumrah was wearing a see-through shorts which left very little to imagination and the result was hilarious. The fans came up with some funny comments while some also slammed Bumrah for not noticing the picture before posting it.

Jasprit Bumrah has finally broken his silence on the matter albeit in a cryptic way. Perhaps fed up with the heavy trolling, Bumrah took to Instagram to post a cryptic message. The India star took a dig at people’s understanding of light and shadow as he wrote:

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“Fun fact: The understanding of lights and shadows isn’t common these days. Hope people recover from it soon.”

India, meanwhile, have put themselves in the driver’s seat in the first Test. The Virat Kohli-led side rode on Ishant Sharma’s five-wicket haul to reduce West Indies to 189 for 8 at the end of day two after being bowled out for 297.