Daniel Alexander Twitter: List of controversial Daniel Alexander Tweets

Daniel Alexander is a Twitter handle which is very much consistent in posting some controversial tweets as seen for a while now. Lets check out the Daniel Alexander Twitter section through some of his tweets.

Daniel Alexander Twitter

“6 years ago (18th June 2017) – Pakistan smashed India to win the CT17 final. (338/4-158=180). Pakistan lead India 88-72 in Men’s International cricket. Pakistan continue to dominate India everywhere in everything.”

6 years ago (18th June 2017) – Pakistan smashed India to win the CT17 final. (338/4-158=180). Pakistan lead India 88-72 in Men's International cricket. Pakistan continue to dominate India everywhere in everything. #Cricket

— Daniel Alexander (@daniel86cricket) June 18, 2023

“Australia’s David Warner out for 36 as a tribute to India’s 36 all-out in a Test inns against Australia.”

Australia's David Warner out for 36 as a tribute to India's 36 all-out in a Test inns against Australia. ? #Cricket #ENGvAUS

— Daniel Alexander (@daniel86cricket) June 19, 2023

“The 2023 ODI World Cup schedule released. Did you know that India is the only team playing this World Cup without qualifying? Just because they are the hosts. The unfair favouritism towards India in cricket continues.”

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The 2023 ODI World Cup schedule released. Did you know that India is the only team playing this World Cup without qualifying? Just because they are the hosts. The unfair favouritism towards India in cricket continues. ?? #Cricket

— Daniel Alexander (@daniel86cricket) June 27, 2023

“The ICC didn’t update the Men’s Test team rankings after 2nd May 2023. Australia won 2 Tests since 2nd May & regained the No.1 position but ICC delaying the update to favor a certain team. Stop embarrassing yourselves,”

The @ICC didn't update the Men's Test team rankings after 2nd May 2023. Australia won 2 Tests since 2nd May & regained the No.1 position but ICC delaying the update to favor a certain team. Stop embarrassing yourselves, @ICCMediaComms. ?@cricketcomau @CricketAus @ClaireFurlong14

— Daniel Alexander (@daniel86cricket) June 21, 2023

Daniel Alexander, a former travel agent in Saudi Arabia, returned home after losing his job. Determined to pursue his passion for cricket, he launched a blog called ‘Island Cricket’ where he poured his heart into writing articles, hoping to catch the attention of the Sri Lankan cricket board and secure a contract. Unfortunately, his efforts went unnoticed, and he struggled to gain recognition.

Frustrated by the lack of response, Daniel resorted to a controversial tactic. He began tweeting negatively about Indian cricket and showering praise on Pakistan cricket. This approach gained him notoriety in India, but surprisingly, it also garnered him a following in Pakistan.

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Recognizing that India held a massive market potential, Daniel observed how individuals like Jaby Koay and Amanda Chloe Bailey attained attention and financial success by excessively praising India. Conversely, he noticed that personalities like PewDiePie and Dhruv Rathee garnered attention by trolling India. Daniel decided to adopt a similar strategy, hoping to capture the Indian market’s attention, support, and financial rewards.

In a parallel scenario, an Australian blogger named Dennis Freedman, who was also unemployed, found acclaim in Pakistan by employing a comparable strategy to Daniel’s. His actions mirrored those of Daniel as he praised Pakistan and gained legendary status among Pakistani cricket fans.

It is essential to note that while these tactics may generate fame and attention in certain circumstances, they can also lead to controversy and backlash. Each individual’s approach to gaining recognition should be carefully considered, keeping in mind the potential consequences and long-term implications.

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