'Do cricket experts know this?' Twitterati reacts to Rs 7 crore question asked to Sanoj Raj in KBC 11

Twitter users took to the micro-blogging site and shared their reactions on the question worth Rs 7 crore asked from Sanoj Raj on KBC 11.

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New Delhi: Kaun Banega Crorepati is one of the most popular quiz-based reality shows and has been running successfully for 11 seasons. This season kick-started with our favourite host Amitabh Bachchan in August and has found its first crorepati in IAS aspirant Sanoj Raj.

The episode of Sanoj Raj winning 1 crore aired recently and Twitter is full of wishes for him. The IAS aspirant also faced the 7 crore question but did not know the answer to it. It was here that he decided to quit the game and take home a sum of Rs 1 crore.

The 7 crore question asked to Sanoj was, "Who was the Indian bowler off whom Australian legend Don Bradman got a single to reach his 100th first-class century?"

As soon as the question flashed on screens, Twitter users took to the micro-blogging site and shared their reactions to it.

Check some of them out here:

Hello Harsha Sir,
I just wanna know being a cricket expert do you know the question asked by Mr. Bachchan to contestant to win 7 crore at KBC @bhogleharsha @SrBachchan — shivang joshi (@joshi_shivang) September 13, 2019

7 Crore ko question from cricket !! — hRidesh (@ridesharma) September 13, 2019

@SrBachchan Sir i think that even God of cricket @sachin_rt would not be knowing the answer to this ₹ 7 crore question. Well played Sanoj. So patient and humble guy. — Vivek Sharma (@VKsharma_) September 13, 2019

#KaunBanegaCrorepati11 — Million dollars  question pic.twitter.com/Te2XKD2xMd — The Current Affairs (@TheSnipping) September 13, 2019

A question of 7 Crore on Cricket and for the first time I don't know the answer! #KaunBanegaCrorepati11 — Udit (@udit_buch) September 13, 2019

The KBC 11 contestant completed his education from a private school in Jehanabad. He went on to study B.Tech from West Bengal's Vardhman University. Sanoj bagged a job in TCS but aspired for the civil services and in June 2018 quit his job to concentrate full-time on UPSC.