Books by cricketers

The other day at the office, checking twitter as usual on those mundane days of the week, I came across a fun hashtag which was trending in India. #BooksByCricketers. Twitter, a place where everyone ends up being creative and spontaneous, we bring you some of the best tweets on that hashtag that we could find. Enjoy.

“A Myth Called Gravity” by Chris Gayle #BooksByCricketers

— Rofl Indian (@Roflindian) May 25, 2012

Me and My Middle Finger – Virat Kohli. #BooksByCricketers

— Youth Star Yuvi (@YouthstarYuvi) May 25, 2012

New swear words. Vol 1.0 – Virat Kohli#BooksByCricketers

— Indian Cartman (@ka_unplugged) May 25, 2012

Put on your dancing shoes – By Sanath Jayasuria #BooksByCricketers

— ZENIA D’CUNHA (@ZENIADCUNHA) May 25, 2012

Ravi Potter and the Goblet of Wire – Ravi Shastri #BooksByCricketers

— aCoolFunnyTweetTypo (@coolfunnytshirt) May 25, 2012

#BooksByCricketers Spot Fixing made easy – Salman Butt.

— Clifford (@cliffordsouza) May 25, 2012

#BooksByCricketers: “The God of Small Things” by Rahul Dravid.

— Customer Helpline (@customer_help) May 26, 2012

#BooksByCricketers: “No franchise for old men” by Souurav Ganguly.

— Shashank M (@shashankm14) May 26, 2012

My Ten Best Retirements – Shahid Afridi #BooksByCricketers

— utsav panchamia (@utsav21) May 26, 2012

A Cricketer who sold his Ferrari – by @sachin_rt #BooksByCricketers

— ANKUR MANIAR (@ANKURMANIAR) May 26, 2012

 

#BooksByCricketers Stay angry stay serious – Gautam Gambhir

— NishadSonawane (@imNish07) May 25, 2012

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