The Twitter fight will never end between Gautam Gambhir and Shahid Afridi. None of them misses an opportunity to troll each other.
Gautam Gambhir, the cricketer turned politician, is MP of Lok Sabha. He never stops himself to tweet a thrashing reply to former Pakistani all-rounder.
The removal of Article 370, which gave the special status to Kashmir, has started the debate between Pakistan and India. Both the countries are trolling each other so are the cricketers. Pakistan has tried to prove India wrong, but India is not giving any attention to talks of Pakistan.
On Wednesday, Afridi requested his countrymen to join the PM Imran Khan‘s Kashmir Hour initiative and said to join him in the protest for Kashmiri’s on Friday. And ‘to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir’.
Gambhir didn’t miss this opportunity and smashed him with his stunning reply. He commented on his immaturity and wrote that he was buying online kindergarten tutorials for the allrounder.
Guys, in this picture Shahid Afridi is asking Shahid Afridi that what should Shahid Afridi do next to embarrass Shahid Afridi so that’s it’s proven beyond all doubts that Shahid Afridi has refused to mature!!! Am ordering online kindergarten tutorials for help @SAfridiOfficial pic.twitter.com/uXUSgxqZwK
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) August 28, 2019
Shahid Afridi hits back Gautam Gambhir
Former Pakistan all-rounder has now hit back at Gambhir by posting a picture saying about the mental state of Gambhir.
Change of weather in Karachi, rain in the air ? Also each time Gautam tries to make himself relevant, I am reminded of this… https://t.co/sGby3MTp60 pic.twitter.com/GepxkSugPM
— Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) August 28, 2019
Earlier, Gautam Gambhir has swiped Afridi both on the field and Twitter with his mind-boggling answers. This fight has continued since 2007 ODI match to till now on Twitter.
Meanwhile, Paddy Upton, in his book, ‘The Barefoot Coach’, has also stated that Gambhir was ‘mentally the most insecure’. Upton was the Mental Conditioning and Strategic Leadership Coach of the Indian national cricket team from 2008 to 2011.