Mithali Raj Gives Epic Reply to Troller Over Her Sweaty Armpit 

Indian Women’s Cricket team captain Mithali Raj is not only one of the greatest female cricketers going around she also knows how to silence critics with her words.

Not only does she make her bat do the talking, whenever she has been trolled or targeted by social media offenders, she always has an epic reply up her sleeve.

Taking to her Twitter handle, Mithali posted a picture with Veda Krishnamurthy and former cricketers Nooshin Al Khadeer and Mamatha Maben with a caption, “What a momentous day today was, standing with these special women!” Now it can be seen that Mithali’s dress is wet towards the armpit due to sweat and one of the twitter user made a pretty weird comment which read, “sorry Smt Captain, hahaha odd looking.  the fasina wet”.

What a momentous day today was, standing with these special women!!@MabenMaben @AlNooshin @vedakmurthy08 pic.twitter.com/EsNwRN2G7N

— Mithali Raj (@M_Raj03) August 20, 2017

https://twitter.com/ashimdchoudhury/status/899275744446103552

Mithali was pretty quick to reply which read, “I m where I m because I sweated it out on d field! I see no reason 2 b ashamed f it, when I’m on d ground inaugurating a cricket academy.” The tweet was simply shameful and the reply given by Mithali has been brilliant. Some of her fans praised her for her epic reply while one commenting “God ji you don’t need to reply. They just don’t deserve it . Just ignore them ! Stay calm but i have to admit the reply is epic .Great job

I m where I m because I sweated it out on d field! I see no reason 2 b ashamed f it, when I'm on d ground inaugerating a cricket academy. https://t.co/lC5BOMf7o2

— Mithali Raj (@M_Raj03) August 20, 2017

God ji you don't need to reply. They just don't deserve it . Just ignore them ! Stay calm but i have to admit the reply is epic .Great job

— Women In Blue ? (@Bleed_Blue02) August 20, 2017

Mithali was the captain of the Indian team in the recently concluded ICC Women’s World Cup which the Indian Eves played brilliantly but faltered in the final stage and lost the final against hosts England by a mere 9 runs. India was in firm control of proceedings for the majority of the game unless the pressure got better of them and they surrendered the World Cup trophy which was well within their grasp.

In the group game against Australia, Mithali went on to smash the most runs by a woman cricketer in ODI cricket when she went past 6,000 runs. She looked in good touch all through the tournament which was instrumental in India reaching the World Cup final for the 2^nd time in their history.