Indian Cricket Team fans have been left devastated after their loss in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup against England.
Twitter and Instagram were flooded with memes just as the English side chased down India’s total. The latest to join this party of hilarious memes is Guinness World Records.
Guinness World Records took a jibe at the Indian cricket team
Team India was already facing huge criticism over their one-sided loss to England while Guinness World Records’ tweet piled on T20 World Cup heartbreak. The Men in Blue faced a humiliating 10-wicket loss in the 2nd semifinal at the Adelaide Oval.
Right when the English fans were celebrating their entry into the World Cup final, Guinness World Records came up with a hilarious tweet. The London-based publication didn’t miss out on an opportunity to pull the Indian Team’s leg as they wrote on their official Twitter handle, “Easiest run chase in history? #INDvsENG ”
Easiest run chase in history? 👀#INDvsENG
— Guinness World Records (@GWR) November 10, 2022
The most humiliating fact about India’s defeat was that they were not able to even break the opening partnership on a wicket where all the Indian batters failed to score freely apart from Hardik Pandya who played a crucial knock of 63 runs off just 33 deliveries including five sixes. Hardik got some support from Virat Kohli who scored a steady fifty too as the duo took India to a respectable total of 168 runs.
The Indian team was expecting a tight start from the new-ball bowlers but Bhuvneshwar Kumar looked wayward and Arshdeep Singh got just a single over in the powerplay. This allowed the opening pair of Alex Hales and Jos Buttler to get a swift start as they took England to 63-0 in the first six overs.
The English openers kept on scoring runs in the middle overs as well and the Indian Team clearly missed a wicket-taking spinner as both Axar and Ashwin looked quite defensive. Eventually, the English team chased down India’s total in just 16 overs pushing India towards a heartbreaking loss as their wait to conquer an ICC tournament gets longer England will now play Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Sunday, November 13.
