Ravichandran Ashwin Promotes Phone On Twitter, Ends Up Getting Brutally Trolled
Updated - 19 May 2019, 02:54 PM
While Ravichandran Ashwin has managed to shut his trolls on the majority or shall we say on all the occasions on Twitter but the Indian spinner was on the receiving end on Thursday (September 14) when his advertisement gimmick backfired miserably.
It all began when Ashwin took to Twitter to promote newly-launched mobile Redmi Note 4 as he tweeted: “There’s often a debate on reading my carrom ball but, there are some things jinpe #KoiDebateNahi! Redmi Note4: India’s No.1 selling smartphone.”
However, his tweet did not go down well with the fans as he ended up getting trolled by them. One user trolled the ace spinner for promoting Redmi Note 4 through an iPhone.
Ummm pic.twitter.com/ng3U0nxIhD
— Shashank Rajaram (@shashankrajaram) September 14, 2017
Another took a dig at his intention to earn money even from his tweet.
lol, cricket aur ads se kam paisa milta he ke ab paid tweet bhi karne lag gaye sir !
— Babu Bhaiya (@Shahrcasm) September 14, 2017
Some few used the opportunity to take a dig at his performance and fitness.
Carrom ball one day me fail ho gayi issliye australia series se bahar??
— Harrysejal (@Harrysejal0) September 14, 2017
Sir ur last best performance in ODI's was in Moov add !!!
— Akshay Chavan (@Akshayc2727) September 14, 2017
Sir apki fitness pe v koi debate nahi Hai…wo hamesha kharab hi rehti Hai…
— Prabhas kumar (@Kautilya88) September 14, 2017
Some even slammed him for promoting a Chinese brand.
https://twitter.com/maddyvishnoo/status/908252529544384512
Quality bowler supporting a Chinese brand ???
— Nathan (@Virgonathan) September 14, 2017
Well, in spite of such Chinese border violations and security threats on internet data, u still prefer Chinese phones!!!
— Harshul Trivedi (@Harshul3vedi) September 14, 2017
Meanwhile, the off-spinner is currently plying his trade for Worcestershire in England’s domestic circuit. As a result, the 30-year old, who missed the limited-overs series in Sri Lanka, has not been included in the team for the first three One-Day Internationals of the upcoming five-match series against Australia.
