England's Male-Female Cricketers Involved In Twitter Spat After Horrific Test Loss Against India
England's international male and female cricketers were involved in a Twitter spat after the team's horrific loss against India on Thursday. England was beaten by India within two days - the s
England's international male and female cricketers were involved in a Twitter spat after the team's horrific loss against India on Thursday. England was beaten by India within two days - the shortest test after World War 2, in the newly constructed Motera stadium.
After the Horrific loss of Joe Root's men, England's female cricketer Alexandra Hartley jokingly took a dig which didn't go down well with some of the male cricketers.
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Nice of the England boys to get this test match finished just before England Women play tonight
— Alexandra Hartley (@AlexHartley93) February 25, 2021
Catch them on @btsportcricket #INDvENG #bbccricket #NZvENG
Rory Burns, who is traveling the current test squad to India responded to Hartley's tweet but he later deleted it.
"Very disappointing attitude considering all the 'boys' do to support the women’s game," he responded.
Ben Duckett, too, got involved and tweeted:
Average tweet. Don’t think any of the men’s team would have been if the women lost. https://t.co/4dgW7NMEeM
— Ben Duckett (@BenDuckett1) February 25, 2021
The two male cricketers have ever since getting a lot of flak from Twitter for not taking a 'joke' and been asked to get a 'thicker skin'.