Twitter Reactions as Indian batting collapsed against New Zealand
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India got off to the worst possible start to their 2016 T20 World Cup campaign as they succumbed to a very disappointing loss against New Zealand after an optimistic start to the match. The Indian batting failed to take off from the start and eventually just chocked much before the finish line.
Twitter was quick to take the field with some rather hilarious tweets and this time it was based on India’s collapse during the chase. Here are the funniest tweets after India’s defeat to New Zealand.
Well, we know how this script plays out!
Reached Yuvraj Singh's house with stones.
— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna)
No, definitely not!
Too early to google Bumrah's batting average?
— Faking News (@fakingnews)
We can just see this happening!
Ravi Shastri with the pitch curator after the match.
— Silly Point (@Sarcaism_)
The resemblance in the two situations is uncanny!
1st half: What India thought about NZ
— PhD in Bakchodi !! (@Atheist_Krishna)
2nd half: What NZ turned out to be.
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Can confirm. 100% Truth!
Britney Spears' marriage has lasted longer than these innings
— Fifi (@Alfifius)
NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!
fans at the moment
— Ashwin Mushran (@ashwinmushran)
Well, it was something like that!
India is playing like that Engineer who does mechanical miracles on site but can't repair fan at home.
— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna)
Guilty. Well, no. We are still working!
Two minute silence for those who came early from office to watch the match.
— उमर अब्दुल्लाह (@abdullah_0mar)
Well, atleast the kid has some swagger!
Pakistani and Bangladeshi fans at the moment
— Amit.A (@Amit_smiling)
Word!
The message is quite clear, India should never start its world domination campaign from Nagpur. It spins a lot there.
— Sri Free Rofl Gandhi (@RoflGandhi_)
Ah, Classic Ravi Shastri!
Ravi Shastri has gone to buy a trampoline. Says India will bounce back.
— Roflindian (@Roflindian)
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