Michael Clarke, Suresh Raina, Graeme Smith and other cricketers wish fans on Diwali

Michael Clarke tweeted his wishes on the occasion on Diwali © Getty Images

Nov 3, 2013

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On the occasion of Diwali, numerous cricketers such as Graeme Smith, Ashok Dinda and Murali Kartik have wished the fans through their twitter accounts. Diwali is a Hindu festival but is celebrated all over the world and is popularly known as the festival of lights.

Michael Clarke, the Australian captain also tweeted his wishes:

Happy Diwali to all my sub-continent fans and friends

— Michael Clarke (@MClarke23) November 3, 2013

Smith tweeted, “Happy Diwali to all celebrating.”

“On auspicious day of Diwali ..wishing you Success, Happiness, Prosperity and Fantastic Rangoli of Life, Happy Diwali :-), [sic]” Ashok Dinda tweeted.

Umesh Yadav tweeted, “On Diwali and in the coming New year may you be blessed with success prosperity and happiness.. Shubh Diwali.”

Brett Lee, who has a huge fan following in India tweeted:

A special Happy Diwali to the #BrettLeeMewsic kids and to all those celebrating around the World!

— Brett Lee (@BrettLee_58) November 3, 2013

“Wishing everyone a joyous Deepavali.God bless,” Murali Kartik tweeted.

Meanwhile, Suresh Raina is still talking about Rohit Sharma’s 209, “Fireworks already from Rohit… Have a cracker of a Diwali. Light up your lives with positivity!”

Pragyan Ojha tweeted, “Wishing all a very happy and safe Diwali!! Stay blessed..”

Virat Kohli also had a message for his fans:

Happy diwali everyone. Wish you all a prosperous and a safe diwali.

— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) November 3, 2013