Darren Lehmann, the Australian coach has come under fire on social media for a tweet about English football match.

Lehmann was looking for tickets to watch Liverpool v Stoke City match which will take place on Sunday. He was looking for ticket right after the Australia’s shocking defeat at the hand of England at Trent Bridge.

‘Would like to go to Stoke v Liverpool with a couple of people anyone help? @stokecity or @LFC can you please retweet,’ the cricket coach tweeted.

He did not get any help from online community, instead the barrage of abuse rubbed salt on his wound. The twitterati urged him to foucous on his own sport before anyting else.

‘Probably not the best timing to be sending out a Tweet like that, maybe take the team with you to learn their defensive game’, Brett McGrath suggested.

Would like to go to Stoke v Liverpool with a couple of people anyone help? @stokecity or @LFC can you please retweet .

— Darren Lehmann (@darren_lehmann) August 8, 2015

He tweeted asking if anyone could help him out with some tickets to the Stoke v Liverpool football match

@darren_lehmann probably not the best timing to be sending out a tweet like that, maybe take the team with u to learn their defensive game

— Brent McGrath (@brent_oohahh21) August 8, 2015

@darren_lehmann @_PaulHayward @stokecity @LFC no cricket tomorrow Boof?!?

— Peter A A Ford (@ford_peter) August 8, 2015

@darren_lehmann @stokecity @LFC seriously??? This is unacceptable- your not on a holiday champ!

— Benjamin Hearn (@benny_hearn) August 8, 2015

“@darren_lehmann: Would like to go to Stoke v Liverpool with a couple of people anyone help? ” @antoinevidal77 no cricket to watch then?

— Mark Owen (@mowen_999) August 8, 2015

@darren_lehmann @stokecity @LFC maybe better off analyzing Ben Stokes not Stoke City

— matt laing (@matt_laing) August 8, 2015

never mind @darren_lehmann we are happy to help facilitate some tickets for the @prestonlionsfc v @CairnleaFC game next week.

— #CairnleaArmy (@CairnleaFC) August 9, 2015

@darren_lehmann @stokecity @LFC aren’t you playing tomorrow……..oooops sorry

— anthony dutton (@dutts76) August 8, 2015

@darren_lehmann @stokecity @LFC @ljnstokie didn’t you used to work in hospitality mate? Do you know anyone who can help?

— Dominic Wiffin (@DominicWiffin) August 9, 2015

@darren_lehmann @stokecity @LFC @joerichlaw Mr. Stoke can you help the Australian Cricket coach with tickets to Stoke Liverpool?

— Dean Gale (@Deangaledotcom) August 8, 2015

Lehmann was quick to hit back at all insulting tweets.

‘Thanks so much for the abuse was asking a question that people might help . Don’t bother now! Thanks again people for being so abusive,’ he wrote in followe up tweet.

Thanks so much for the abuse was asking a question that people might help . Don’t bother now! Thanks again people for being so abusive.

— Darren Lehmann (@darren_lehmann) August 8, 2015

However, the cricket coach did have some support as well. Australia opaner David Warner wife had posted a supporttive tweet, asking ‘why are people so unkind?!’.