Twitter reacts to South Africa taking a 1-0 lead against India

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After some great work from the bowlers, yet again, restricting SA to a sub-par score of 130 in the second innings, Indian batsman crumbled under pressure once again scoring just 5 more runs than their opponents. The Twitterati were in no mood to let the collapse slide and came out in numbers.

Brief scores : South Africa 286 (AB de Villiers 65, Faf du Plessis 62; Bhuvneshwar Kumar 4-87) & 130 (AB de Villiers 35, Aiden Markram 34; Mohammad Shami 3/28, Jasprit Bumrah 3/39) beat India 209 (Hardik Pandya 93; Kagiso Rabada 3-34, Vernon Philander 3-33) & 135 (R Ashwin 37, Virat Kohli 28; Vernon Philander 6/42, Morne Morkel 2/39) by 72 runs.

Here are the best tweets from the day's action :

Team India you listening???

Take a bow, South Africa

And we thought Team India learned something

Sooo True..

Dhoni fans right now

Team India right now

And this advice straight from Wasseypur

Please take note of this Team India

When world no.1 Test team travels South Africa

And we thought this is the best batting line-up in the world right now

And he is not Joking

The only legend who can save us

Well, no comments on this

Different stories, same result

Being this wise, with that name, WOW!!!

Indian cricket fans right now...

MOM proved his point

We wish it was a prank

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