Cricket Country Staff
Editorial team of CricketCountry.
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Jun 13, 2014, 12:51 PM (IST)
Edited: Jun 13, 2014, 05:17 PM (IST)
Jun 13, 2014
TV Presenter Gaurav Kapur‘s goof-ups and his nature of anchoring in front of the cameras during the FIFA World Cup 2014 evoked laughter for a lot of Indian audiences and social media wizards tore into him on Twitter. Kapur’s sarcastic comments and bizarre questions to panelists during the opening match of the tournament in Brazil which featured the hosts against Croatia were frowned upon.
Gaurav Kapur, who features regularly during the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2014, has been a big hit with the audiences in the cricketing mega-event with his fun and energetic presentation. With Football being a different kettle of fish and a serious group of panelists analysing the game, it was obvious that they were irked by Kapur’s nonsensical style. Certain sections called for Kapur’s ousting.
The last time such outrage was seen( Gaurav Kapoor hosting #BrazilvsCroatia pre-match show)when Balaji telefilms killed Mihir in Kyunki saas
— Why So Serious? (@IamApoorvSharma) June 13, 2014
I believe Sidhu doesn’t have any idea about Football, otherwise he would have been there with Gaurav Kapoor on #CafeRio tamasha. — Jose Tinto (@thejosetinto) June 13, 2014
On Twitter: Many protesting MLAs ‘study tour’ to Brazil; many more against Gaurav Kapoor being allowed to anchor World Cup matches. — Yahoo India (@YahooIndia) June 13, 2014
Gaurav Kapoor makes as much sense while talking about football as Shakti Kapoor makes while talking about feminism. #CafeRio #EpicFail — The Rogue Academic (@rogueacademic88) June 13, 2014
Sony Six, pliss to take one look at Twitter feedback and get a better team in place. Gaurav Kapoor for the FOOTBALL WORLD CUP?! REALLY?
— Chupdi Chachi (@appadappajappa) June 13, 2014
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