Ashwin's Witty Reply To 'Boys Only Need One Thing' Question Goes Viral

Ravichandran Ashwin, arguably one of the most key players going into the India vs Australia Test series, will be India's most lethal weapon in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

A witty response from Ashwin to a fan's post on Twitter has gone viral on the internet.

Source : PTI

Two of the greatest teams in the history of Test cricket, India and Australia, will clash against each other in the upcoming four-match Test series -- Border-Gavaskar Trophy -- starting from February 9, at Nagpur's Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium. The 'spin talk' has been one of the highlights to the build-up to the high-octane IND vs AUS Test series. 

As fans all over the world eagerly await for IND-AUS Test series to get underway, senior spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, arguably one of the most key players going into the India vs Australia Test series, will be India's most lethal weapon in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Meanwhile, a witty response from Ashwin to a fan's post on Twitter has gone viral on the internet.

"Boys only need one thing and that starts with "B.", wrote a Twitter user. Ashwin reacted to his post by replying, 'Border-Gavaskar Trophy.'

Border-Gavaskar Trophy 🏆🤩 https://t.co/rzDlTW5vJJ

— Ashwin 🇮🇳 (@ashwinravi99) February 6, 2023

Ashwin is the biggest threat for Aussies, says Ian Chappell 

Chappell, in his interaction organised by Star Sports, admitted that the senior Indian spinner will be biggest threat for Australia in upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

"Why is Ashwin likely to be the threat? Because he is a smart cricketer. Ashwin will always be a problem. Now, if you let him bowl the way he wants to bowl, you are in trouble. He will be a threat to Australia throughout. They have got to be proactive," Chappell said.

"You got to be thinking about being proactive. If you are not dictating terms, then you are in trouble. You have to get singles and rotate the strike. He (Ashwin) then has to change (his strategy against) whom he is bowling to then."

Chappell also advised Australia against using Ashton Agar as a second spinner.

"Australia should not get carried away by left and right combination. India have got one in Ashwin and Jadeja who are both very good bowlers. Agar is a guy, who averages 40. If he is picked for few runs down the order, there would be a temptation to play him as Cameron Green can't bowl. But that theory is rubbish," said Chappell.