'Views ka chakkar Babu Bhaiya' - Wasim Jaffer hilariously trolls Cricket Australia on their latest Twitter video

Former Indian cricketer Wasim Jaffer has turned out to be a fun-loving personality on social media recently. From taking sly digs at his teammates to trolling himself on various occasions, he has just turned into a new social media sensation. Since the time KXIP batting coach has started sharing meme stuff from his official Twitter account, he has become a fan’s favourite nowadays. His latest meme trolling Cricket Australia has just tickled the funny bones of his followers.

Team India is gearing up for the first day-night Test against Australia at Adelaide on December 17. India will be up for its first Pink ball Test outside their soil and will try their best to turn things in their favour. In the same light, the official Twitter handle of Cricket Australia shared a small video wherein two batting greats of the world, Steve Smith and Virat Kohli, sat in for a special Question and Answer session.

“Ahead of the Vodafone Test series, the two best batsmen in the world sat down for a special Q&A…Stay tuned for the full chat! #AUSvIND” posted Cricket Australia.

Now in light of the special Q & A session between Smith and Kohli, Jaffer used a famous dialogue from the movie Hera Pheri starring Akshay Kumar and Paresh Rawal. The meme trolled Cricket Australia.

Here is Wasim Jaffer’s reply on Cricket Australia’s post

Talking about Smith and Kohli, two of them are regarded as the finest batsmen from modern-day cricket. They will be up against each other in the first Test coming up on December 17. Indian skipper Kohli would leave for India after the first game owing to his paternity leave. In his absence, it would be a bit difficult for Indian men to deal with the fierce batting attack of Steve Smith and other dangerous Australian batters.

In the recent ICC Test batting rankings, Kohli saw himself on the second spot while his arch-rival Smith has reserved the prime spot for himself. Kohli would try his best to dethrone Smith in the first Pink ball test between two cricketing giants.