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Twitter Reactions as Raina's Gujarat Lions get one over MS Dhoni's Supergiants

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BySportsCafe Desk, SportsCafe Editor

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Suresh Raina got one over his former teammate and captain MS Dhoni as Gujarat Lions beat Rising Pune Supergiants by 7 wickets. Twitter was filled with fans who could not decide which side to support, resulting in some interesting tweets throughout the match. Here are the best tweets.

HUG! HUG! HUG! HUG!

Classic Dhoni!

Because only 6 ads on your jersey are never enough.

The bromance is strong here.

“Thou shall not get the strike,” says MS Dhoni

Converting those ones into twos...

Asking the important questions of life.

Spin that top, and we'll know for sure.

19 runs in an over. Ah, Brilliant!

M Ashwin might get in trouble for this.

STOP THE PRESS!

The end is near.

So very true!

Ofcourse, it is a word. It really is. No? Alright then!

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