West Indies Twitter gives EPIC response to fan’s viral ‘Free rum when West Indies win’ demand

When West Indies announced the result on Twitter, a fan shared a picture of a restaurant's board.

West Indies Twitter gives EPIC response to fan’s viral ‘Free rum when West Indies win’ demand

WI vs IND (Images via Twitter)

After losing the first ODI, West Indies secured an easy win over India in the second match by six wickets at the Kensington Oval, Barbados on Saturday (July 29). After the win, West Indies’ official Twitter handle replied to a viral demand made by a fan.

When West Indies announced the result on Twitter, a fan shared a picture of a restaurant’s board which had these words written: “FREE RUM WHEN WEST INDIES WINS”. West Indies’ Twitter retweeted the same with an epic message that reads: “Bring the rum and come.”

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This was also West Indies’ first win over India in four years in the ODIs. The two teams previously locked in nine matches, with West Indies losing all.

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WI vs IND match recap

West Indies Twitter gives EPIC response to fan's viral 'Free rum when West Indies win' demand
WI vs IND (Image via Twitter)

India rested the two senior players, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli for the second ODI. This created a massive outrage on Twitter as fans started questioning the need for an experiment when just two months are left for the ODI World Cup. Instead of Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya led the side. Sanju Samson came in at the No.3 position.

Ishan Kishan and Shubman Gill opened for India and they stitched a 90-run stand. But after their dismissal, the visitors faced a quick collapse. Kishan scored 55 off 55, while Gill played a 49-ball 34-run knock. Other batters failed to reach even the 30-run mark. Gudakesh Motie and Romario Shepherd shared six wickets between them.

West Indies, with Shai Hope‘s 63* off 80 and Kyle Mayers’ 36 off 28 reached the 182-run target in 36.4 overs, winning the match by six wickets. The series decider will be played on Monday (August 1) at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad.

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