Twitter trends "Bye Bye Pakistan" after India loses to South Africa in T20 World Cup on Sunday
Following the Men in Green's almost certain elimination, Pakistan's loss to India effectively sends them crashing out of the World Cup, and the outcome has ignited a meme frenzy on Twitter.

The Proteas kept their composure to the latter end to chase down 134 runs in the tournament's last over at the Perth Stadium in Perth on Sunday. It was a fiercely contested encounter between India and South Africa in a low scoring game. Following the Men in Green's almost certain elimination, Pakistan's loss to India effectively sends them crashing out of the World Cup, and the outcome has ignited a meme frenzy on Twitter.
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#INDvsSA
— RAJA HINDUSTANI ???????? (@RAJAJI__1) October 30, 2022
Indian team right now ????????????????????????????
Bye bye Pakistan happy journey pic.twitter.com/KPN5KzgucP
Bye bye Neighbors. pic.twitter.com/u0HXKAdHRp
— ????♂️ (@Safulakbar) October 30, 2022
Bye bye pakistan from t20 world cup pic.twitter.com/BfqrIsjmMW
— anujkumar (@anujkum03824904) October 30, 2022
Kohli really wants Pakistan out of this WC ????
— ???????????????????? ???????????? - ষুবজ (@Jhaa_Saab) October 30, 2022
Bye Bye, Pakistan ????#T20WorldCup #SAvIND pic.twitter.com/mQGPZ3lHaV
On the other hand, Pakistani fans who had placed their hopes in the victory of the Indian squad saw a major twitter meltdown.
Questions over India's loss to South Africa on Sunday were first raised by Pakistani fans. Did India lose on purpose to endanger Pakistan? They filled Twitter with anti-Indian memes, claiming that the squad lost on deliberately.
India batting lineup playing against SA: pic.twitter.com/3oTAzhVNOB
— bos juttler (@shairlockholmed) October 30, 2022
Choro is match ko agli qualify calculations shuru karo.
— Abdullah (@michaelscottfc) October 30, 2022
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