Besides his commentary, Sanjay Manjrekar is infamous for his controversial opinions on the Indian cricketers. It hasn’t been long very long when Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and popular Indian commentator Sanjay Menjrekar were involved in an ugly spat after Manjrekar called him bits and pieces cricketer during India vs Bangladesh match in World Cup 2019.
In the following match, Ravindra Jadeja had smashed a stunning half-century to shut the commentator for his remarks.
Sanjay Manjrekar is at it again and this time, he has targetted Jasprit Bumrah. After team India’s thumping win against New Zealand in Hamilton on Wednesday, Sanjay Manjrekar took to his Twitter and commented on Jasprit Bumrah’s Super Over.
Jasprit Bumrah, who is considered as one of the best bowlers in the death overs because of his variations and dangerous yorkers, failed to leave a mark with his bowling unlike always as Kane Williamson and Martin Guptill smashing him around the park, where he scored 17 runs off his six deliveries.
Jasprit Bumrah is still struggling to find his best form since his return from a back injury earlier this month. He has been far from his miserly self as he leaked runs not just in his four overs but in super over as well.
In the just-concluded series, Jasprit Bumrah turned out to be one of the most expensive bowlers giving away 45 runs at an economy rate of 11.25.
Giving an advice to Jasprit Bumrah, Sanjay Manjrekar wrote:
“Watched that super over from Bumrah. He is such a fabulous bowler but he could use the crease a little more to create different delivery angles”
Here, check out the Tweet:
Watched that super over from Bumrah. He is such a fabulous bowler but he could use the crease a little more to create different delivery angles. #INDvsNZ
— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) January 30, 2020
As expected, Twitter was soon flooded with the hilarious reactions from Indian cricket fans, who trolled him left, right and center and defended the Indian pacer.
Here, check out the reactions of Twitterati on this:
Stop it, you were an average player..
— karthik (@kkaarrtthhiii) January 30, 2020
Sanjay Manjjrekar of 2019 is back at 2020. Why Sanjay? I think getting mass abuse is your passion
— Subhamoy (@Subhamo02129975) January 30, 2020
Bumrah after reading manjrekar’s tweet pic.twitter.com/9Vt5b78ZKF
— Saksham Varshney (@Sakshamvarshn16) January 30, 2020
Bumrah’s Reply to Legend Manjrekar: pic.twitter.com/7Wh0DtOepB
— Snor- lex (@castudent5) January 30, 2020
You giving tips to Bumrah????? So you are the one who gave some tips to him before last match?
— RishiVardhan (@RishivardhanK) January 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/Vinodhari2/status/1222867316871876608?s=20
Kohli should give to shami he has better day out than bumrah I know bumrah being a Mumbai bowler and indias best bowlers you will extends your support
— arjun arj (@arjunnatarajan6) January 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/_tanmay1/status/1222864684035870722?s=20
Please also gave same advice to the bowlers for other countries so everyone feel same harassment
?— Chan Pal Singh (@ChanPalSingh1) January 30, 2020
Heard Sanjay’s commentary. He is such a fabulous commentator, but he could use the mute button on his microphone to create different (better) experience
— Jay (@mehta_jay27) January 30, 2020
1 bad day and even average players of their time become advisors to worlds best. Not implying that its bad to give advice, its just the credibility of the source of advice. I find it funny! ?
— Ankit Gupta (@agupta2708) January 30, 2020
Virat reply to Manjrekar when bumrah takes wicket in next match pic.twitter.com/RVkWBRzWrm
— Rajeev Kumar (@RajeevK45481711) January 30, 2020
— Jetha Claus (@jethyanand) January 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/thanak_h/status/1222883045247606784?s=20
Bhai saab.. ??? Band karo yaar tum.. Ab Bumrah ko bowling sikhaoge ????
— Madhav Kumar (@UrsMadhavKumar) January 30, 2020
Of course you’d know better with all the (super) overs you’ve bowled ?
— DeVilwickrama? (@ShreeramChandr4) January 30, 2020
@sanjaymanjrekar you should spend some time with @imjadeja ??
— Ankit (@ankit78938398) January 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/salilpot/status/1222894963920236544?s=20
Just like how you could have used a bit more brain while batting, fun part is Bumrah can and will learn and come back.
— Piyush Panchal (@piyush_2911) January 30, 2020
Thats like Uday Chopra giving advice to @SrBachchan . Lolz
— Swapnil Pampattiwar (@SwapnilPams) January 30, 2020
