Chris Lynn's Reply To Being Compared To WWE Star Sends Twitter Into A Frenzy
A fan had posted a picture on Twitter comparing Chris Lynn with WWE superstar Goldberg, but it was the Australia batsman's reply that stole the show.
- Posted by Ajay Pal Singh
- Updated: February 25, 2020 01:03 pm IST
Highlights
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Chris Lynn is currently in Pakistan playing for Lahore Qalandars in PSL
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Chris Lynn has scored 50 runs in two matches in the PSL
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Lahore have lost their first two matches and are last on the points table
Chris Lynn, who is currently in Pakistan for the Pakistan Super League (PSL), sent Twitter into a frenzy when he replied to a fan's tweet, who had compared the Australia batsman to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) star Goldberg. A fan took to Twitter to share a picture of Chris Lynn and Ben Dunk watching a PSL match from the dugout. "Goldberg and Steve Austin watching #PSL2020 match in #Lahore. Good days are back Raised hand with part between middle and ring fingers," the fan captioned the image on Twitter.
Goldberg and Steve Austin watching #PSL2020 match in #Lahore.
— Hassan Ahmed (@imhassanahmed) February 22, 2020
Good days are back pic.twitter.com/sSXOdoFFmL
Chris Lynn came up with a hilarious reply and compared himself with Johnny Sins, Adult film star. "I prefer Johnny Sins," Lynn replied on Twitter.
I prefer Johnny Sins
— Chris Lynn (@lynny50) February 22, 2020
Lynn, who is playing for Lahore Qalandars in the PSL, has scored 50 runs in two matches so far in the franchise-based tournament.
In the tournament, Lahore Qalandars had a poor start as they lost their first two matches and are currently sitting last on the points table.
Lynn, 29, was impressive with the bat in the ninth edition of the Big Bash League. The explosive batsman scored 387 runs in 14 matches at an impressive strike rate of more than 145.
However, a dip in form in the later stages of the tournament led to Lynn missing out on Australia's Twenty20 International squad for the series against South Africa.
Australia, after beating South Africa by 107 runs in the first T20I, suffered a 12-run defeat as the hosts came out all guns blazing in the second game to level the three-match series.
The third and final T20I will be played in Cape Town on Wednesday.