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Virat Kohli's 50 in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup match against the arch-rivals Pakistan in Dubai enabled India set Pakistan a total of 152 runs.

Virat Kohli scored another half-century in a World Cup match against Pakistan before getting removed for 57 by Shaheen Shah Afridi. However, Twitterati went on a roll with memes about the Indian skipper.

India vs Pakistan at ICC Men's T20 World Cup

In the high-octane game of ICC Men's T20 World Cup between the arch-rivals in Dubai, Virat’s knock helped India set Pakistan a target of 152 runs.

However, Pakistan trounced Kohli's side by 10 wickets. Openers Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam put on a 152-run stand to enable Pakistan to glide to victory.

Soon after, Kohli was seen exchanging words with the pair. After the game, broadcasters showed Team India coach MS Dhoni interacting with certain Pakistan cricketers as well.

https://twitter.com/AatifNawaz/status/1452347896423141376

Meme fest started when Kohli was batting

Meanwhile, Twitterati also witnessed virtual clashes between Indian and Pakistani supporters.

While the Pakistan supporters shared funny memes as to how to stop the Indian skipper from scoring big, Indian fans projected him as the saviour of Indian batting efforts.

Following is a compilation of some of the funniest memes on Twitter about the clash of two arch-rivals India and Pakistan in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

https://twitter.com/Dawar_Tweets/status/1452295574783463424

https://twitter.com/tina_basetia/status/1452298080385175559

https://twitter.com/anuragsoni_22/status/1452296892075884558

https://twitter.com/RockWithboAt/status/1452295529887641606

https://twitter.com/Its_Me_Puru/status/1452304838960816136

https://twitter.com/prayag_sonar/status/1452298100542955532

https://twitter.com/shubhams_26/status/1452296926049751045
https://www.digpu.com/sports/virat-kohlis-half-century-sparks-meme-frenzy

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