Cricketing Trends on Social Media today

A juggernaut called MS Dhoni took over the social media on 7th July 2019. The former Indian skipper turned 38 and all the trends on the day were mostly about him. Twitter was flocked with wishes for the wicket-keeper batsman. Many current and former cricketers showered praise on MS Dhoni. Virat Kohli termed the Ranchi cricketer a big brother while Suresh Raina called him a fantastic friend and an amazing guide.

Sachin Tendulkar and Rishabh Pant were amongst the millions of others who wished MSD on his birthday. The other trends revolved around a few World Cup games and some retirements. KL Rahul relieved the moment when he registered his second ODI hundred and shared the picture. JP Duminy and Imran Tahir played their last ODI on Saturday. The former thanked everyone for the support throughout the years.

Meanwhile, Rahul Sharma congratulated them both on their fantastic ODI careers. Jonny Bairstow enjoyed his day at the Wimbledon while Jasprit Bumrah shared an iconic picture with Lasith Malinga. Bishan Singh Bedi had some words of wisdom for his followers.

1. You’ll always be my captain, tweeted Virat Kohli in the message for MS Dhoni

2. Jonny Bairstow had a great day at the Wimbledon

3. The master with the student

4. KL Rahul relives the moment for which he had to wait for over three years

5. Suresh Raina wishes MS Dhoni to continue to reach new heights and success always

6. Nothing can beat the feeling of your family supporting you, says Rohit Sharma

7. Kagiso Rabada is disappointed to be going home; he wished luck to the rest of the teams

8. Well done Peththa, there won’t be another like him

9. Sachin Tendulkar has a tweet for MS Dhoni on his birthday

10. JP Duminy thanks everyone for the incredible support over the years

11. Quite a boomerang to celebrate the birthday of a legend

12. Manoj Tiwary is elated as his son turns one

13. Wahab Younis feels that there has to be a limit about what the experts speak

14. Rahul Sharma calls JP Duminy and Imran Tahir his favourites as they retired from ODI cricket

15. It always seems impossible until it is done