Parthiv Patel hits Virender Sehwag’s troll out of the park and Twitterati are loving it

Former Indian opening batsman Virender Sehwag has garnered a reputation for being witty and funny on social media. The 39-year old is known for passing on the funniest trolls and has also developed his unique way of wishing people on birthdays and anniversaries. But sometimes, even the cricket-turned-commentator ends up being on the receiving end of a troll, and that is precisely what recently happened during his interaction on Twitter with wicketkeeper-batsman Parthiv Patel.

In a tweet, Sehwag posted a photo of hand-shaped rotis along with the caption, “Nayi naveli dulhan aayi, pati bola apne haath ki bani roti khilao (The new bride comes in, the husband asked her to make roti from her hands).”

Viru then went a step ahead and posted the same photo, tagging Parthiv and asked him whether he would like to use them as wicketkeeping gloves.

“Bhai wicket keeping gloves hain wahaan ya bhejoon (Parthiv, do you have wicketkeeping gloves or should I send them to you),” he wrote.

In response to Sehwag’s tweet, Parthiv, who is a part of Team India’s squad for the ongoing Test series against South Africa as a reserve wicketkeeper responded that Sehwag should use them to protect himself in Delhi winters.

“Idhar meri perfect size wale bahut gloves le ke aaya hu.. ise udhar hi rakhe aap..delhi mai thand Badh gayi hai to ghar me kisi ke Kaam aaynege.. (I have my perfectly-shaped gloves with me, you keep it with yourself… if the temperature goes down in Delhi, they may prove to be useful),” Parthiv wrote.

Twitteratti too applauded Parthiv for his hilarious response.

https://twitter.com/Miteshp37480407/status/951118397479071745

https://twitter.com/anilpcherian/status/951467711078449154

https://twitter.com/Shinde25sneha/status/951118124199313413

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