Twitter reactions of the cancellation of India – West Indies series

The West Indian cricket players abandoning the Indian series has resulted in envoking reactions from all over world, especially the Twitter world which as always had it’s own set of opinions and views to exhibit.
So here’s a collection of the best Tweets from the Twitter world reacting to the West Indies cancelling the India-West Indies tour 

BCCI: “The WICB’s withdrawal gives little thought to the future of the game.” pic.twitter.com/127utIxjVw

— Alternative Cricket (@AltCricket) October 17, 2014

I don’t see the West Indies situation as being a problem for world cricket. It is a localised issue.

— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) October 17, 2014

Meanwhile the Sri Lankan team was already waiting pic.twitter.com/uiuauCeN42

— Chinaman (@shashiagarwal82) October 17, 2014

Every disappointment is a blessing in disguise. Will miss my #indiaTour but honey I’m coming home.… http://t.co/CEEGGuPbFE

— Darren Sammy (@darrensammy88) October 17, 2014

BCCI: weekend pe kya kar raha hai? Sri Lanka Cricket: kuchh nahi. BCCI: chal aa ja.

— Faking News (@fakingnews) October 17, 2014

The West Indies players are going home; and so herewith begins the 6354th Cricket Cold War. #BCCIvWICB #BCCI #WICB #WIPA

— Freddie Wilde (@fwildecricket) October 17, 2014

Windies Crkt sans Head Body or Soul..what are V seeing?Names V used 2 revere-Sobers Worrell Weekes Walcot Hall Kanhai Richards 2 name few!

— Bishan Bedi (@BishanBedi) October 17, 2014

@karachikhatmal Bravo, “Bolo pencil” BCCI “Pencil”. Bravo, “Ye tour cancel”

— Mansoor Mujtaba (@MansoorMujtaba) October 17, 2014

People have been predicting demise of Windies cricket for decades. It could be it comes to an end in the middle of an inconsequential ODI

— Peter Miller (@TheCricketGeek) October 17, 2014

Twitter Pundits making fun of SL touring us. Hvn’t played thm @ home fr 4 yrs.It’s the same period whn our btsmen hv forgotten playing spin.

— RetiredCricketFan (@SIR_Fan1) October 17, 2014

#FakingNews Inspired by the West Indies, Congress to pull out of Maharashtra & Haryana elections after exit poll results.

— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) October 17, 2014