Bharat Army, the Indian cricket team’s official supporters group, on Wednesday, stole the show on the micro-blogging site as they gave a savage reply to Barmy Army’s tweet targetting Kohli. Champions of the inaugural edition of the T20 World Cup, Virat Kohli-led team India failed to qualify for the semi-final round of the ongoing T20 World Cup 2021. India’s defeat in the showpiece event became a major topic of discussion in the cricket fraternity and on social media across all platforms.
England’s notorious Barmy Army once again targeted the talismanic batter of the Men In Blue following India’s heartbreaking exit from the ongoing T20 World Cup. England’s Barmy Army took to Twitter and trolled the Indian team by sharing a meme of Virat Kohli with “Kohli’s Gone” written on top of it.
Here, check out the tweet of the Barmy Army:
#T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/ZRohXloPBh
— England’s Barmy Army (@TheBarmyArmy) November 7, 2021
However, on Wednesday, England’s journey also came to an end after getting thrashed by Kane Williamson and his men in the semi-final, as they suffered a 5-wicket loss which eventually ended their dreams of winning the prestigious World Cup trophy once again.
After the England cricket team lost the semi-final match, India’s superfan group, the Bharat Army decided to give it back to the Barmy Army for their dig at India’s exit from the tournament. The Bharat Army came back with a picture of Virat Kohli with “England’s Gone” written on top of it.
Here, check out the reply:
#T20WorldCup #BharatArmy https://t.co/TiJiZTPfoN pic.twitter.com/eNorED5buf
— The Bharat Army (@thebharatarmy) November 10, 2021
Talking about England, the Eoin Morgan-led side came into the T20 World Cup 2021 as favorites and went into the semis with only one loss in the Super 12s stage. But Daryl Mitchell’s 72* and Jimmy Neesham’s explosive knock of 27 runs, helped New Zealand to the target of 167 runs.
New Zealand will now face the winner of the Australia- Pakistan semifinal match in the final showdown of the tournament in Dubai on November 14.
