Twitter has good news for cricket lovers in this country.
With the upcoming cricket season, the microblogging platform has launched a global campaign called #Crickettwitter.
The campaign will start today with special emojis that can be activated by anyone on Twitter with tweeting with tags such as #Crickettwitter.
Hashtag is supported in other Indian languages including Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu.
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https://t.co/QaupRNP9KK- Indian Twitter (@TwitterIndia) 1631767310000as part of the campaign, Twitter will create a special event page for All future cricket league seasons.
Users will be able to follow the latest updates from the game in one place on this program page.
Cricket fans will be able to stay tuned into what their favorite teams, players and tweeting experts.
They will also be able to see premium video content from Twitter partners.
The company has partnered with several publishers and broadcasters to bring exclusive sports content to the audience on this service.
“People can listen to highlights, clips in matches and more to enjoy the second screen experience #Onlyontwitter,” said the company.
Twitter, as part of a campaign, has introduced the topic of cricket for fans.
It will use machine learning to provide specific tweets of interest to the timeline.
A list of Twitter, on the other hand will allow users to collect multiple tweeted accounts about cricket.
“People can collect their own lists, or follow existing lists from Indian Twitter Moments (@momentsindia) – Cricket, India Cricket, ICC Women’s World Cup Delhi IPL team, Chennai Super Kings team, among others,” Twitter said .
In addition, users will be able to host or join the ongoing cricket space to discuss their favorite compatibility when they occur directly, talking about recent updates from the cricket universe or to just remember and revive unforgettable matches.
Twitter launched a campaign for cricket fans
