India’s Victory Over Pakistan Sets Social Media Abuzz With Leaders, Fans Reacting | Viral News

India strolled to victory over Pakistan, knocking off 128 with 25 deliveries to spare. Captain Suryakumar Yadav led from the front with 47 not out, as Kuldeep Yadav’s three wickets paved the way.

Team India made it two wins in a row with a commanding all-round performance, as Suryakumar Yadav led from the front to secure another crucial two points, the BCCI announced on X.

“2⃣ wins on the bounce for #TeamIndia! A dominating show with bat & ball from Surya Kumar Yadav & Co. to bag 2 more points!” they said.

BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya also took to social media to celebrate India’s emphatic victory, declaring that the Men in Blue had “crushed Pakistan” with a dominant all-round display.

Malviya further said that after a dominating win over Pakistan, the Indian team did not follow the usual handshake tradition with the losing side. Suryakumar Yadav expressed solidarity with the families affected by the Pahalgam terror attack.

“Well done, Team India! After thrashing Pakistan, the Indian team didn’t even come out to shake hands with the losing side, as is customary. The best part: Captain Suryakumar Yadav expressed solidarity with the families of the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack. He dedicated the win to the valour of our Armed Forces during Operation Sindoor and urged them to keep inspiring us,” the BJP leader wrote on X.

Spinner Kuldeep Yadav’s childhood coach, Kapil Pandey, also congratulated Team India on their win, saying that, “It was a very big match. Our Indian team is very strong and well-balanced.” He further hoped that Kuldeep might “take at least 5 wickets in the final.”

An X user posted a video showing a powerful six being struck on the cricket field, captioning it: “This is how BrahMos hits the Pakistani air bases.”

Following India’s win over Pakistan, an enthusiastic fan praised the Men in Blue, saying, “It was a good match. Inshallah, the boys played well. It was an easy match. This was not expected from Pakistan. A little competition was expected…”