Twitterati roasts RCB for their request to NASA to find balls hit by Kohli and De Villiers

RCB fans seem to be getting angry even when the IPL is five months away.

By Sameer Deodhar - 03 Dec, 2019

Royal Challengers Bangalore fans will be reminiscing the IPL as the team found itself being targeted by Twitter trolls as they tweeted on an Indian scientist finding the Vikram lander on the moon.

A Chennai-based techie Shanmuga Subramanian made big contributions in finding the lost Vikram lander on the lunar surface months after it wandered off its path just before reaching the moon. While the Twitterati were wishing NASA for their efforts and Subramanian, the official handle of RCB also congratulated NASA and asked them for their help in finding balls hit by Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers.

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The fans of the Indian Premier League displayed their creativity in making fun of the franchise for never winning the trophy despite boasting of some of the world’s best batsmen like Kohli and de Villiers.

Here’s RCB’s tweet:

Could the #NASA team that found #VikramLander also help us find the cricket balls hit by ABD & Virat ?????

— Royal Challengers (@RCBTweets) December 3, 2019

The reactions that followed:

But I can find RCB at the Bottom of the table mostly

— Neeraj Yadav (@iamneeraj2510) December 3, 2019

Find a decent bowler with help of them too

— Yashasvi???? (@girlwithwingss) December 3, 2019

Aadhi RCB aur RCB fans ki besati tum log ki wajah se hoti hai ????????????????????????‍♀️????????‍♀️????????‍♀️

— ❦ (@saraXstan_kiddo) December 3, 2019

More than finding balls hit by virat and abd Rcb needs nasa help to find out how to win matches ????????????

— Anti National GDP (@GodFather987654) December 3, 2019

You need someone to help you find a way to win IPL cup.

— AKJ (@i_m_akj) December 3, 2019

We should find our Maiden Trophy first????

— Mr.RcBae (@MrRcbae) December 3, 2019
By Sameer Deodhar - 03 Dec, 2019

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