Published 00:18 IST, October 31st 2022
'Bye bye' & 'mauka mauka' trend on social media as Pakistan nears T20 World Cup 2022 exit
Despite India's loss to South Africa, most fans rejoiced on social media as the Men in Blue's loss meant that Pakistan neared the exit door of the tournament.
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Despite Team India's defeat to South Africa in T20 World Cup on Sunday, most fans rejoiced on social media as Men in Blue's loss meant that Pakistan neared exit door of tournament. With India losing to Proteas, Men in Green will t only need to win ir remaining two games against South Africa and Bangladesh but will also need to hope that results elsewhere go ir way if y are to have any chance of progressing furr in competition.
'Bye-bye' trends as Pakistan nears T20 World Cup exit
'Bye-bye' has become a top trend on social media after South Africa won clash against Team India by five wickets, reby worsening Pakistan's chances of progressing in T20 World Cup. As things stand in points table, Babar Azam-led side are currently in fifth with just two points after three games, two points behind India and three points behind South Africa. Moreover, with Pakistan set to face South Africa and Bangladesh in ir final two games, it does t get any easier for m.
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India vs South Africa: Proteas win by 5 wickets to go top
Suryakumar Yadav played best kck of his short international career but South Africa exposed India’s inadequacies against extreme pace and bounce to win a low-scoring thriller by five wickets in T20 World Cup on Sunday. While Surya’s 68 off 40 balls will easily qualify as one of most accomplished kcks in adverse conditions, India’s defence of a below-par total of 133 runs for loss of nine wickets was always going to be a challenge.
While Arshdeep Singh, lion-hearted left-arm pacer, did bowl ar dream first spell, Aiden Markram (52 off 41 balls) and David Miller (59 t out off 46 balls), who is one of best T20 finishers in game, ensured that target was achieved in 19.4 overs.
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(Inputs from PTI)
00:18 IST, October 31st 2022