Team India’s former leg spinner Amit Mishra helped a Twitter user by donating him for a date with his girlfriend. The Twitter user had requested Amit Mishra by replying to his tweet for financial help as he wanted to go on a date with his girlfriend.
Amit Mishra had Retweeted a tweet by Colors Cineplex that showed Suresh Raina’s brilliant catch to dismiss Ben Dunk. Raina took this breathtaking catch in the semi-final of the Road Safety World Series.
Amit Mishra sends money to a Fan
The former Indian leg spinner, while appreciating the catch, tweeted, ” Bhai @imraina, can I borrow your time machine? It’s mesmerizing to see you field like old times.
Bhai @imraina, can I borrow your Time Machine? It’s mesmerising to see you field like old times. 😇👍 https://t.co/5YIvJAKELW
— Amit Mishra (@MishiAmit) September 29, 2022
While the purpose of this tweet was to admire Suresh Raina’s catch, the tweet got highlighted as a Twitter user named MSDIAN adi requested Amit Mishra for donation in the comment section.
He wrote, ” Sir 300 rs gpay kardo gf kk ghumne leke jana hai “, to which a fellow twitter user asked him to mention the UPI ID as well.
Done, all the best for your date. 😅 https://t.co/KuH7afgnF8 pic.twitter.com/nkwZM4FM2u
— Amit Mishra (@MishiAmit) September 29, 2022
Just as the user mentioned his UPI ID, Mishra came with up with a reply to the tweet.
Replying to the tweet, Amit Mishra shared a screenshot showing UPI transfer of ₹500 and tweeted back, ” Done, all the best for your date. “
This humble gesture by the leggie was applauded by the netizens while he started getting a few more such requests in the comments section.
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The tweet has already got 4474 likes and 415 comments while it had been Retweeted 711 times. The former leg spinner remains quite active on social media right after his international retirement.
Some of his tweets have got much attention in the past, one of them being a verbal banter against former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi about Virat Kohli’s retirement which was tweeted by him earlier this month.
