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Angry Fans Reacted On Twitter After India Lost Yet Another Series In SA

Unnati MadanBy Updated:No Comments4 Mins Read

The South African cricket team made a stunning comeback against team India, as they managed to win the third and final Test match in Cape Town by 7 wickets to seal the series by 2-1. The series decider between the Indian cricket team and South Africa turned out to be a complete entertainer as the game proceeded like a rollercoaster.

After losing the first Test match in Centurion, the Proteas made a remarkable comeback in the series, beating the Indian cricket team in back-to-back two matches and by the same margin of 7 wickets.

Coming into the series decider, team India was hailed as the favorites to win the series. However, after conceding a 13-run lead in the first innings, the South African pace attack brought their side into the game despite a stunning century by Rishabh Pant.

Chasing a target of 212 runs on a decent batting surface would have been tough for the Proteas batters, but all thanks to the stunning effort from Keegan Petersen, who made the most of the opportunity and smashed a 113-ball 82 runs that completely deflated the Indian side.

The hosts chased down the target of 212-run with seven wickets to spare as Keegan Petersen (82) top-scored for the side. Rassie van der Dussen (41*), Dean Elgar (30), and Temba Bavuma (32*) also made key contributions to the victory.

Meanwhile, fans on social media were left disappointed with India’s defeat in the ongoing 3-match Test series against South Africa. In no time, Twitter was flooded with reactions from the fans to India’s defeat.

Here, check out the reactions of Twitterati to this:

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Unnati is a passionate cricket writer with a deep love and understanding of the game. As a female cricket writer, she brings a unique perspective to the sport, having had to overcome various challenges to pursue her passion for cricket. She has an experience of more than 5 years in the field of cricket writing.

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