'Hindustan Zindabad': Social media goes crazy after India's thumping win over Pakistan

India's emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan in the ICC Champions Trophy, highlighted by Virat Kohli’s unbeaten ton, sparked joy on social media. Kohli surpassed 14,000 ODI runs, leading India to a win with 45 balls to spare. Fans and celebrities celebrated the triumph, while Pakistan face an uncertain path ahead in the tournament.
'Hindustan Zindabad': Social media goes crazy after India's thumping win over Pakistan
Virat Kohli. (Pic Credit - X)
NEW DELHI: Social media erupted in joy following India's thumping six-wicket win over Pakistan in Dubai in the ICC Champions Trophy on Sunday. Virat Kohli’s unbeaten century and India's commanding victory ignited social media celebrations, with fans hailing yet another masterclass from the batting legend.
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Chasing 242, Kohli sealed the win in style with a boundary, finishing with his record-extending 51st ODI ton while also surpassing 14,000 runs in the format. His knock guided India to victory with 45 balls to spare, strengthening their semi-final chances with two consecutive wins in Group A.
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The 36-year-old removed his helmet and raised his bat to the cheering Dubai crowd, while Pakistan, after two straight losses, now rely on Bangladesh defeating New Zealand to keep their slim hopes alive.
Memes and videos flooded timelines as fans hailed Kohli’s masterclass and India's bowling brilliance. Celebrities, former cricketers, and fans alike lauded the Men in Blue, while Pakistani supporters were left heartbroken.
Former India spinner Harbhajan was the first to emote his feelings on 'X' soon after India's victory, stating, "Hindustan Zindabad."










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