ICC was roasted previously as well for their mistakes on social media.
The International Cricket Council's (ICC) official Twitter handle was once again trolling by fans for yet another blunder on social media. This time, the ICC made a totally unexpected error on Twitter.
A day after getting trolled for posting a photo of women cricketers in a tweet with the names of men cricketers, the ICC yet again goofed up while tweeting about the ongoing second ODI between Bangladesh and India being played in Dhaka on Wednesday (November 7).
Actually, while announcing the nominees for the men's and women's player of the month awards for November, the ICC posted a photo of women cricketers with the names of men's players on Twitter.
However, the world’s governing body immediately corrected the mistake, but cricket fans were quick enough to spot the error and made the most of the opportunity to troll the ICC.
Now, the ICC shared pictures of the Canadian cricket team while tweeting about the second ODI between Bangladesh and Team India, and yet again, the apex body was brutally trolled for a massive blunder on Twitter. However, ICC has now deleted that post from Twitter.
Sharing a picture of the Canada cricket team, the ICC captioned it by saying: “Can Bangladesh claim the second ODI to take the series? They've won the toss and elected to bat first.”
Well, fans were quick to notice the ICC’s other blunder, and now they are mercilessly trolling the world’s governing body on the microblogging site.
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