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Twitter reacts as India run South Africa out of Champions Trophy

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South Africa have always crumbled when under pressure earning themselves the tags of "Chokers" tag and they lived up to their reputation today. India were brilliant on the field, affecting THREE run-outs which turned the game around and the Twitterati did not spare the Proteas for the loss.

Brief Scores: South Africa 191/10 (Quinton de Kock 53, Faf du Plessis 36; Bhuvneshwar Kumar 2/23, Jasprit Bumrah 2/28) lost to India 193/2 (Shikhar Dhawan 78, Virat Kohli 76; Imran Tahir 1/37) by 8 wickets. 

Here are some tweets from the game : 

An open letter to the South African team from an Indian fan before the match!

South Africa start strongly, thanks to De Kock!

Expectation!

Reality!

Then the Indian fielding struck!

Dhoni proving again why he is the best behind the stumps!

Then this happened! 

This photo won the day! 

This is what happens when you are afraid of Dhoni! :P

Faf du Plessis after getting out will be like....

Indeed!

Rumour has it that the commentators are still trying to finish pronouncing it!

South Africa should hire Mallaya as their advisor! :P 

India have a shaky start to their chase, courtesy Rohit Sharma!

But Dhawan continued his brilliant form in ICC tournaments!

Captain Kohli joins the party!

The Bangladeshi camp after finding out they will face India in the semi-final!

The Bangladesh fan club right now!

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