Ravi Shastri takes a dig at meme creators on social media: I want to invite a few of them for a drink

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri opened up on social media memes and trolls on him and stated that he did not thoughts them regardless that individuals had amusing at his expense. Ravi Shastri has typically been the butt of all jokes each time India underperformed or misplaced throughout his teaching tenure (Instagram Photo)HIGHLIGHTSRavi Shastri has typically been trolled on social media after India’s defeatsBut Shastri says he does not thoughts the memes and trolls as individuals have amusing at his expenseShastri’s tenure as head coach ended on Nov. 7 after India’s exit from the ICC T20 World Cup 2021Former India head coach Ravi Shastri stated that he finds a few of the memes and trolls on him fairly satisfying and would not thoughts having a drink with a few of them.

Shastri has typically been the butt of all jokes on social media and even blamed many of the occasions for India’s failures in worldwide cricket throughout his four-year stint with the nationwide workforce.But Shastri stated he did not thoughts the memes and trolls regardless that individuals had amusing at his expense.”I quite enjoyed some of them (memes). That’s talent also. When they suddenly make me have a paunch, then it disappears the next day.”There are bottles all over the place, it’s a chortle at my expense. So no less than in powerful occasions you stored individuals in good humour. I want to invite a few of them for a drink,” Shastri told India Today’s Rajdeep Sardesai.Shastri’s tenure ended after India’s exit from the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 in the Super 12 stage.India didn’t win a single ICC trophy under him but the former India all-rounder said he is leaving the team without any regrets despite not having achieved any major success in white-ball cricket in terms of world titles.”This tenure has given me extra job satisfaction than the rest. When on this job, you might be simply along with your teaching employees. All you are able to do is create a mindset that enables the boys to play freely as soon as they’re out and giving again one thing.”It has entailed a lot of sacrifice, especially in the last year and a half during Covid which cricket has not seen since the Second World War,” Shastri stated.Click right here for IndiaAs we speak.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.