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This Mayanti Langer-Suresh Raina Twitter exchange has lit up social media

From yo-yo tests to having a problem playing short balls, Twitteratis had a field day while responding to Mayanti Langer’s tweet to Suresh Raina.

Updated on: Nov 1, 2017, 16:28:31 IST
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Sports presenter Mayanti Langer took the Twitter world by storm during the third ODI between India and New Zealand after she asked Suresh Raina on Twitter for his wifi password.

Mayanti Langer’s question to Suresh Raina on Twitter has lit up the social media. (HT Photo)
Mayanti Langer’s question to Suresh Raina on Twitter has lit up the social media. (HT Photo)

She had posted a screenshot of the list of available wifi networks at the stadium and one of them was named ‘Suresh Raina’.

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Langer, who’s the wife of India international Stuart Binny, tweeted: “Hi @ImRaina possible to get the password to your network?”

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And Twitteratis had a field day on the micro-blogging site, posting all sorts of hilarious suggestions to both Langer and Raina.

Some were witty as well and recalled past incidents where the batsman was involved in tech-related fiascos. A couple of years back, Raina’s Twitter handle had offensive tweets aimed at Pakistan.

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Raina hasn’t played for India since February when he was named in the playing XI for the third T20 between India and England.

 
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