Cricketing trends in Twitter today

Cricketing trends in Twitter today: Twitter was up and kicking with tweets from all around the world. Rain plays spoilsport in the India v South Africa encounter, while New Zealand took on Australia in the second Test match. Ross Taylor stroked his way to the record books, after scoring a phenomenal double century. He missed out on a triple century by just 10 runs, but not before keeping New Zealand safe. Irfan Pathan pulls Robin Uthappa’s leg, while Robbie replies back with a tweet. Damien Fleming enjoyed Adam Voges century, while Andrew Flintoff votes for Adam Gilchrist. Aakash Chopra talks about the rain, as Mohandas Menon digs some numbers. Shane Warne needs a Las Vegas venue, while the rest sleeps packing. All these and much more on our today’s Twitter round up. Let’s have a look at what all happened throughout the day on our Cricketing trends in Twitter today: 1. Cricketing carnival makes a stop Thanks to the fans & all the #cricketallstars players for an amazing 10 days in America, a very special trip !!!! https://t.co/72gcQ51Xjs — Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) November 16, 2015 2. Irfan pulls Robbie’s leg @robbieuthappa phone Utha le Do I have to tweet u to get a call back? Abhi to shadi bhi nahi hui hai. Abhi se busy? — Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) November 15, 2015 3. Robbie sends a reply back @IrfanPathan tu phele phone toh kar mere laal!! I'll call you after ur match today!! Keep up the good work champ!!? — Robin Aiyuda Uthappa (@robbieuthappa) November 16, 2015 4. What a knock well done Vogey. First ton on his home ground his timing had been impeccable. #CrackerAtTheWACA #AusvNZ pic.twitter.com/7Svtf0d5nR — Damien Fleming (@bowlologist) November 16, 2015 5. Nannes slams Australia Loved the article by @dirk_nannes where he isn't another cheerleader and says it like it is. #thebasics #shouldntbedifficult — Scott Styris (@scottbstyris) November 16, 2015 6. Another cracker of a scene Come & join me HKSZ Brand Ambassador on the 19th Dec Beach Cricket pic.twitter.com/7iIKid9KrZ — Wahab Riaz (@WahabViki) November 16, 2015 7. Adam Gilchrist is the front runner I've voted @gilly381 for best presenter and for a Golden Logi what ever that is !! Let's get behind big ears https://t.co/Cocv5OUAbM RT — andrew flintoff (@flintoff11) November 16, 2015 8. Clocking new highs https://twitter.com/JimmyNeesh/status/666130278222401536 9. How about Basketball Packed & chilling in my hotel room in LA, should get my lazy butt up off the couch & check out LA ! Any suggestions ?? #cricketallstars — Shane Warne (@ShaneWarne) November 16, 2015 10. Kerala kicks it well Congrats @KBFCOfficial! Good win…lets keep the momentum and play to our potential. — sachin tendulkar (@sachin_rt) November 16, 2015 11. Rain and South Africa doesn’t go hand in hand When was the last time rain came to South Africa's rescue? #IndvSA — Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) November 16, 2015 12. Honours pour in A big thanks to Billy and the AUST team to present me with my Cap and Satchel #greathonour #stoked pic.twitter.com/dcc7jKwYhD — Dean Jones (@ProfDeano) November 16, 2015 13. Witness the electrifying affair 2 years to the day that @sachin_rt retired. Here https://t.co/8BXbgTisK4 have posted thoughts during that last lap & a link to it. Do watch — Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) November 16, 2015 14. Interesting stats Lowest indv scores not yet achieved in Tests229, 238, 252, 264, 265, 269, 272, 273, 276, 279, 282, 283, 284, 286, 288, 289, 292#AusvNZ — Mohandas Menon (@mohanstatsman) November 16, 2015 15. Dale Steyn never skips a day Never skip leg day dale! Never! https://t.co/rrKCzpbQiS — Dale Steyn (@DaleSteyn62) November 16, 2015

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