'Dhinchak Pooja or Ranu Mondal?' – Fans ask Jofra Archer hilarious questions during Twitter Q&A session
One user asked Jofra about his choice from two controversial Indian singers, Dhinchak Pooja and Ranu Mondal.
Jofra Archer is one of the internet darlings of the cricket universe as the fans have always correlated his tweets from the former years to the events transpiring in the present time. We had seen how a bunch of his tweets from 2010-14 proved to match with the happenings in the 2019 World Cup and the Ashes series played later.
Recently, the Barbados-born English fast bowler pitched an idea of having a Q&A session online with his fans and asked his social media followers to send their questions to him. While the right-arm quick would have expected some cricket related questions from his fans, the Twitterverse tested his patience with some illogical questions.
Jofra Archer’s Q&A session
Earlier in the day, Jofra Archer tweeted – “Hey guys need some questions for my upcoming Q&A video for YouTube, reply with some questions you’d like to see me answer.”
The tweet soon went viral and one of the users retweeted Jofra’s old tweet where the English cricketer had asked his followers “Why do we hold on to uncomfortable situations?”.
And, the rest of the fans too showcased their sense of humour with questions like, “Is water wet or not?” while one user asked Jofra about his choice from two controversial Indian singers, Dhinchak Pooja and Ranu Mondal.
Here are some of the best tweets
Jofra Archer had played an integral role for England in the 2019 World Cup and the right-arm pace bowler will be the key to success for Eoin Morgan’s side in the 2020 T20 World Cup as well. He soon made his Test debut for England during the 2019 Ashes and he will don the numbered whites once again as the Joe Root-led outfit will lock horns with New Zealand in the two-Test series starting from 21st November.
Besides, Rajasthan Royals retained the Barbados-born pacer ahead of the upcoming IPL season which means he will play for the Jaipur-based franchise once again. Former Australian skipper Steve Smith will lead the Jaipur-based franchise in IPL 2020.
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