"Katwa liya apna" - Top 10 funny memes after ICC reportedly falls prey to online money fraudsters and loses millions
The International Cricket Council (ICC) reportedly fell prey to online fraudsters and lost around USD 2.5 million. To the surprise of many, it came to light that the culprits did not deceive the cricket governing body only once but were successful on four occasions. The suspects allegedly belong to the USA.
After learning about the unfortunate incident, the ICC seemingly filed a complaint with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the USA to catch the offenders. However, they are yet to make any public statement on the issue.
The culprits supposedly employed the Business E-mail Compromise (BEC) to execute this online financial crime. They cleverly sent emails to the ICC duping them as their vendors and requesting to clear the dues. The financial division duly obliged and processed payments without cross-checking the credentials appropriately.
Fans took note of the development and expressed their views on it by sharing hilarious memes on Twitter and Instagram. Here are some of the best ones:
"I absolutely love the bloke" - Ricky Ponting opens up about Rishabh Pant on The ICC Review
Delhi Capitals head coach and former Australian captain Ricky Ponting recently opened up about catching up with Rishabh Pant, who is currently recovering from injuries he suffered during a car accident.
Ponting shed light on Pant's infectious positive presence in the lives of all his acquaintances and expressed his desire to see him back on the field as soon as possible.
In a conversation with the ICC Review about Pant, Ricky Ponting said:
"I absolutely love the bloke, I told him that on the phone the last couple of days. t was a horrifying time, a really scary time for everybody, let alone him."
"Anyone that knows him loves him – he’s a really infectious young guy that has the world at his feet still. So we will keep our fingers crossed and hope that he can get back to playing sooner rather than later."
He added:
"If he’s actually not physically fit enough to play, we’d still love to have him around. He’s the sort of cultural leader around the group, being the captain, and that attitude and infectious smile and laugh he has is what we all love so much about him."