Vijay Mallya chris Gayle: 'Why Gayle do you have to run too?' people trolled 'Universe Boss' on the viral picture with Mallya, see

Talking about Gayle, he was bought by RCB in 2011. RCB reached the finals that year due to Gayle's stormy batting. Gayle remained on the RCB team till 2017. He scored 3420 runs in 91 matches for this franchise at an average of 43.29 and a strike rate of 154.40.

West Indies' legendary cricketer and known as 'Universe Boss' chris Gayle is trending on social media. Former IPL franchise royal challengers Bangalore (RCB) owner and fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya shared a picture with Gayle on his social media handle Twitter. After this, both Mallya and Gayle got trolled. Gail has also described Gail as a good friend in this post.

Gayle was a part of RCB for many years. Mallya wrote in his tweet – Had a wonderful meeting with my good friend christopher Henry Gayle, Universe Boss. We have had a very good 'super friendship' ever since I bought him for the RCB team. Best buy a player has ever made.

More than 32 thousand likes and many comments have come on this tweet. people are trolling Mallya as well as Gayle. Apart from this, this tweet has also been retweeted more than 1300. A user named sam wrote – Why brother Gail, you also have to run away after looting? At the same time, a user named Kamalendu bhushan wrote – Today is not even a bank holiday.

Another user wrote - Sir, sometimes remember your other friend sbi too. Worried about your memory. At the same time, another user wrote - If you want to run, then run in the Olympics. This will give the name of India. What's the point of running away like this? A user named krishna Gopal wrote - Come home and return the money. You are not even ashamed, you are sitting with money.

At the same time, a user named Vijay wrote – Sir, where did you go? Come back to India. No one will tell you anything. Spit anger. Missing your ED a lot. In fact, in the year 2019, the british judiciary ordered the extradition of fugitive Vijay Mallya. However, so far this has not happened.

Talking about Gayle, he was bought by RCB in 2011. RCB reached the finals that year due to Gayle's stormy batting. Gayle remained on the RCB team till 2017. He scored 3420 runs in 91 matches for this franchise at an average of 43.29 and a strike rate of 154.40. This includes 21 fifties and five centuries.