India’s star off-spinner Ravichandran  Ashwin has a brilliant sense of humour and always seems to take on anyone who tries to be funny. On some occasions, he even triggers serious debates. If appropriate and necessary, he sometimes gets into the arguments.

Twitter is an open platform and people express their views freely and also tag celebrities, cricketers in their post. Because of its reach, there is also hatred on the platform. There is a huge army of trolls in all the fields, from sports to politics. Ravichandran Ashwin gave a cracking reply to a fan who tried to poke fun at India.

He is a proud Indian, he can’t tolerate if anyone tries to mock his country. So, this time, a Bangladesi citizen tried to mock India regarding the ongoing ODI series between India and New Zealand. In the recent times, the Bangladeshi fans have made a habit of taking a dig in the social media space.

The Bangladeshi national told the Indian bowler: “If Indian win the series, Indians will be happy. If New Zealand wins the series, the world will be happy”

If Indian win the series, Indians will be happy. If New Zealand win the series, the world will be happy,

— Raqibul Islam Apurba (@Raqib_Apurba) October 17, 2016

He is someone who can throw a carrom ball with one hand and can spin a googly with the other one. In such a situation, no one would want to be at the receiving end, but this Bangladeshi guy dared to do that.

But, the Bangladeshi would have never expected that his tweet will have a miserable outcome where his entire country would get dragged into the mess created by him.

Ashwin is mostly very active on Twitter and he identifies trolls and mostly floors them with cracking replies.

Here is how he trolled him back:

India got independence in 1947, nevertheless thank you.

— Ashwin Ravichandran (@ashwinravi99) October 17, 2016

This is not the first time that Ashwin has come up with a hilarious reply to a troll on Twitter. Recently, after India thrashed South Africa in the home Test series 3-0, another fan tweeted saying: “you can show your performance only in Asia … Foreign condition you are waste there are many bowlers perform more that u.”

The spinner replied: “Go and focus on getting your kids educated instead of worrying about me, did I ask your permission before deciding to take up cricket?”

Clearly, trying to troll Ashwin on Twitter is not a good idea! The spinner is proving to be the king of social media.