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27 Tweets That Cleared The Boundary During The India-Australia Clash

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Anurag Verma was formerly Trends Editor at HuffPost India.

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Sunday night witnessed one of the best knocks in the world of T20 cricket when Virat Kohli scored a brilliant 82* off 51 to take India home in a successful run chase of 161 against Australia. With this, India qualified to play the semi finals of the T20 World Cup against the West Indies on Thursday at Wankhede stadium, Mumbai.

While Kohli was at his absolute best, some on social media were busy hitting it out of the park as well.

1. Same.

Pic 1 : How Pandya looks
Pic 2 : How Pandya plays #IndvsAus pic.twitter.com/M7EGYSTcxZ
— HINDUSTAN ZINDABAD (@HaramiParindey) March 27, 2016

2. Livewire behind the stumps.

MSD behind the stumps be like.#IndvsAus #WT20 pic.twitter.com/6ML6amI85a
— Inspector Abhijeet (@DarrKeAage) March 27, 2016

3. Don't MS with Dhoni.

"bhenchod theek se dalo press conference pe mujhe jaana padta hai" - Dhoni probably right now
— Tanmay Bhat (@thetanmay) March 27, 2016

4. Deep.

When you are above 25 and look back at your life. #IndvsAus 😢 pic.twitter.com/SwsauWE2lN
— Sri Free Rofl Gandhi (@RoflGandhi_) March 27, 2016

5. Saving it for the semis we hope.

Still a better opener than Rohit and Dhawan.. 😬#IndvsAus pic.twitter.com/LXZDuJyjXG
— ✯சண்டியர்✯ (@BoopatyMurugesh) March 27, 2016

6. IPL is round the corner.

Suresh Raina's Strong Zone. pic.twitter.com/kkzpGwJ88n
— MANISH (@Manni_FCB) March 27, 2016

7. Sabka badla lega re tera Kohli.

Virat Kohli. pic.twitter.com/3zACIiI1xb
— MCV (@LeftArmOver_) March 27, 2016

8. Virat ambuja cement, am I right?

Pressure cant handle Virat Kohli
— $$$ (@bwoyblunder) March 27, 2016

9. Hello, 911? We need Kohli.

Kohli
— All India Bakchod (@AllIndiaBakchod) March 27, 2016

10. KP saw it coming 6 years ago. Legend.

@sehwagvirender cheers buddy.. Good luck in next game!! Try get Virat in the team.. Top boy..
— Kevin Pietersen (@KP24) August 12, 2010

11. Witnessed some Kohlity batting yesterday.

Kohlified for the semis 😁😁💃💃🏆🏆
— kiku sharda (@kikusharda) March 27, 2016

12. Brutal.

@BayanFenwick35 stick to playing park soccer buddy 👍🏼
— Mitchell Johnson (@MitchJohnson398) March 27, 2016

13. Kohli, you beast.

Insan nai hay yai banda😏 pic.twitter.com/XMIL6s3s72
— Maaz (@MaazHayat20) March 27, 2016

14. From one legend to another.

Virat ki main kya tareef karun, woh khud hi tareef hai.
— Lata Mangeshkar (@mangeshkarlata) March 27, 2016

15. YES!

let me just point out that we've watched a god rise up on easter sunday
— . (@i_r_squared) March 27, 2016

16. God himself watching the messenger of god play.

Woooow @imVkohli ...special it was... Great win, fighting all the way! #IndvsAus
— sachin tendulkar (@sachin_rt) March 27, 2016

17. Proved to be the turning point.

Watson took a match losing catch
— dorku (@Dorkstar) March 27, 2016

18. Hai kisi maa ke laal me himmat, jo mere saamne aaye?

@flintoff11 @imVkohli @root66 @englandcricket Root who ? जड़ से उखाड़ देंगे Root ko ..!!!
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) March 27, 2016

Freddy, noooo don't do this.

Sorry who's this ? 😜 https://t.co/sjhs7HGT1d
— andrew flintoff (@flintoff11) March 27, 2016

19. Aaaand the parody account of Junior B joins the party.

If you combine his Fb/twitter followers, That's more than the population of England, Hence Rishte me to ye...! https://t.co/CnVBHwBjvd
— Abhishek Bachchan (@juniorbacchhan) March 28, 2016

20. Thank you, Kohli.

Can't say if Virat Kohli is God, but he just gave us enough power to face Monday with smile, and only God can do that
— EngiNerd. (@mainbhiengineer) March 27, 2016

21. Proud to be an Indian.

We Indians can reach any target because March Ending. #IndvsAus
— Commitment Chikna (@Madan_Chikna) March 27, 2016

22. Dhoni hitting the winning runs since forever.

When you do all the hard work & then your Boss takes all the credit. #IndvsAus pic.twitter.com/RcDdorBzZY
— Sand-d Singh (@Sand_In_Deed) March 27, 2016

23. Bhaag Dhoni Bhaag.

Kohli and Dhoni can win a relay race in Olympics. #IndvsAus
— Sagarcasm (@sagarcasm) March 27, 2016

24. Attack mode ON always.

Kohli against the Aussie bowlers... #IndvsAus pic.twitter.com/9qzKOMcRHq
— The-Lying-Lama (@KyaUkhaadLega) March 27, 2016

25. Indeed.

Ladkiwale: Kya karte ho?
Virat Kohli: bowlers ka career khatam. #IndvsAus
— Chaukanna Chor (@DefucktiveHumor) March 27, 2016

26. Adarsh balak.

Kohli is that one guy in the group project who just does everything on his own without even expecting help.
— Jasmin (@jazzmatazz23) March 27, 2016

27. Game on boys!

West Indies vs India ❤️ Game on Thursday. 😉 #WT20
— Chris Gayle (@henrygayle) March 27, 2016

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