Stuart Broad, the one you love to hate, can now be found on Twitter. You can bother him via @StuartBroad8.
Stuart Broad opens account on Twitter
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Hats off to Kevin Pietersen for his Q&A on Twitter
Despite Kevin Pietersen’s mishap on Twitter, he hasn’t given up on using the service. And I am glad he didn’t.
A lot of people don’t really like Pietersen – to put it mildy. But this “arrogant” and “cocky” man is one of the few international sport stars who takes time to answer questions on Twitter:
The barrage of questions is part of a competition; the best question wins a signed shirt and bat.
Cynics will probably say he’s doing a bit of self-promotion, and yes, that could very well be part of it.
But Pietersen has taken time to answer hundreds of questions – even the really bad ones – in a manner that shows he is enjoying engaging with fans.
I say hats off to Pietersen.
He doesn’t have to do this, but he has given numerous fans a chance to connect with him in a way other cricketers – and athletes in general – could learn from.
Twitter analyzes Kevin Pietersen: ‘Something is technically wrong’
I don’t like bashing Kevin Pietersen, but this is just way too funny 
All set for an Irish rant? Eoin Morgan joins Twitter
Eoin Morgan joined Twitter yesterday: twitter.com/eoin16. He’s quite an impulsive and intuitive player with the bat, I wonder if his tweets will be of the same mold. If so, we could be in for a treat 
Dmitiri Mascarenhas doesn't take long to fuck up on Twitter
Dmitiri Mascarenhas felt he was overlooked by England selectors, so he came up with the perfect plan to get their attention: calling the chairman of selectors a “knob” and “fucking prick” on Twitter.
Well done Dmitri!
And he only joined Twitter six days ago.
Three more great Twitter lists to follow
As I said yesterday, Twitter is an amazing way to stay in touch with what is happening in cricket. But where to start? Who to follow?
Lists are always useful and easy because someone else has already done the hard work of selecting who to follow.
For example; the well known blog Cricket with balls offers three great lists on its Twitter account:
- ex-cricketers – The old dudes who can finally say what they want
- cricketers – Those playing the game at international or domestic level
- cricket-writers – Professional and Amatuer cricket writers tweeting it up
Check here, here and here for more good cricket related Twitter accounts and lists.
