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SAvIND: Here Are the twitter reactions after India lost the 2nd Test by 135 runs

In what has been termed as an absolutely meek surrender and an abject performance by the watching public, India has now lost the 2nd Test versus Southafrica in Centurion.

The difference between the two sides and the quality, was always apparent, with the bat, ball and in the field too. And yet, this performance from India have hurt a lot of their fan base out there.

Apart from the Indian captain Virat Kohli who scored an outstanding 153 in the first innings, no other Indian batsmen have to come to the party against what has been a top-class side with top class bowling attack.

Twitter as well hasn”t taken the defeat fine just as yet, everyone expressed their disappointment and brutally honest assessment of this Indian side over the social media network.

Experts from all corners and fans expressed the same with their tweets that went viral in a jiffy.

India has now lost all of their 7 series in Southafrica barring one which they drew in 2010-11 under MS Dhoni. India”s record in Southafrica is an abysmal 19 games, 10 losses, and just 2 wins.

India has now never won a series in Southafrica and Australia. Well, no other Asian side has too but a lot more is expected of Indian Cricket given its current status and riches financially.

India didn”t play any warm-up game before the first test. And only arrived at the Island Nation a week before the first ball was bowled in Cape Town.

And the results are there for everyone to see, India”s bowlers have not bowled consistently well for longer periods of time and the batsmen have been found out against a World Class bowling attack on tough pitches.

This result won”t go down well with Indian Cricket fans and followers for a long time and Twitter reactions are a mere reflection of it.

https://twitter.com/yonela_diko/status/953598504022179841

https://twitter.com/mallik_muzammil/status/953576545582370816

https://twitter.com/sagarcasm/status/953565917090234369

– by Kashish Chadha

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