India and England are locking horns with each other in the 2nd Test match of the series at the iconic Lord’s in London. The teams will be keen to take a notch up in the Test and would be eyeing to take a lead in the series. In the same line of events, former Indian opener, Wasim Jaffer came up with a hilarious post to depict the much-talked slope at the Lord’s.

It is a known fact that Wasim Jaffer has often been known for entertaining his fans and followers with his hilarious posts and memes regarding the current happenings in the cricket world. This time too he was seen sharing a meme where Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor could be seen showcasing the difference between slopes of other cricket grounds and the Lord’s.

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Captioning the post on Twitter, Wasim Jaffer wrote: “This is all you need to know about the famous Lord’s slopeSmiling face with open mouth and smiling eyes #ENGvIND.”

This is all you need to know about the famous Lord's slope😄 #ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/nQA2rWuAOz

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) August 12, 2021

Wasim Jaffer keeps indulging in these kinds of activities on a regular basis and that keeps his fans much entertained. In fact, Jaffer is also known to give some savage replies to former English skipper and commentator Michael Vaughan who have often been seen taking a dig on India. In fact, Vaughan once jokingly acknowledged that he would like to block Jaffer on social media.

It was only a day back that Jaffer came up with a hilarious meme to talk about Shardul Thakur’s exclusion from the 2nd Test against England. He is being jokingly referred to as Lord Shardul Thakur and Jaffer said he would be missing to play on the ground having the same name (The Lord’s). Thakur was eventually ruled out of the 2nd Test owing to a hamstring injury.

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In fact, both sides are dealing with injury concerns as they move up in the upcoming Test, the veteran fast bowler, Stuart Broad has been ruled out of the remaining games of the series due to a calf tear while James Anderson is likely to miss the 2nd Test due to a quad injury.