A photo of Danny Morrison lying on a cricket pitch of a playground has recently set Twitter bells ringing — with people wasting no time in giving the photo hilarious captions! (Source: Twitter)
Cricket enthusiasts will remember Danny Morrison as a former New Zealand cricketer, known his pace bowling. But it seems, the Internet has given people around the world another (rather hilarious) reason to remember him by. Morrison, who seemed to be having a lot of fun as a commentator at the Pakistan Super League (PSL) that ended on March 5, has been made immortal as a meme, thanks to the ever vigilant Twitter users.
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A photo of the commentator lying on a cricket pitch of a playground has recently set Twitter bells ringing — with people wasting no time in giving the photo hilarious captions! The result? People know him now also as the commentator taking to the pitch, as giving Madhuri Dixit Nene some serious dance moves competition and what not!
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Check out some of the photo captions here.
Mujhpe kisi ne yeh hara rang daala ???? pic.twitter.com/gtFHZIzlpj
— Chicken Biryanii (@ChickenBiryanii) March 3, 2017
Let us hear what Parthiv patel has to say pic.twitter.com/0I32b8Jw9A
— InGenious (@Bees_Kut) March 3, 2017
Do you notice a ‘crack’ on the pitch ? pic.twitter.com/N5gaplogPj
— The-Lying-Lama (@KyaUkhaadLega) March 3, 2017
@KyaUkhaadLega close enough ??? pic.twitter.com/I7euS3XhBb
— the dark knight (@wayne241189) March 3, 2017
Like this ?? :’)#PSL pic.twitter.com/CLCttHbWU7
— Phupho (@Phuppho) March 3, 2017
We all have that one attention seeker in our squad. pic.twitter.com/rx0FvKPc6y
— Mehwish (@tinafalangie) March 3, 2017
PSL se ziada Danny Morrison ki bachodiyaan yaad ayengi. #PSLpic.twitter.com/OmLezFYHkJ
— Shayan Amin (@ShayyanAmin) March 3, 2017
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According to WebCric Tv, the commentator was at the semi-finals which saw the teams Peshawar Zalmi and Karachi Kings playing. Reportedly, after Morrison’s ‘interesting’ pitch-reporting, commentators Alan Wilkins and Bazeed Khan wondered if what Morrison needed was good medical care or just some sleep.


