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Prior to India-Pakistan cricket match, Twitter drops hilarious rain memes

Though people were anxious about the game being ruined, it didn’t dampen their spirits as they flooded Twitter with hilarious memes - before the match.

Updated on: Jun 16, 2019, 15:54:12 IST
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India’s match with Pakistan is one of the most awaited fixtures in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. The clash commenced with Pakistan winning the toss and deciding to field first against India in the match taking place at Old Trafford, Manchester. Prior to the match, fans expressed their apprehensions that the rain might play spoilsport and ruin the game. Till now, four matches got abandoned due to rain in the ongoing World Cup tournament and the weather forecast had warned about chances of showers in Manchester too.

Till now, four matches got abandoned due to rain in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup tournament. (Twitter/@anjityagi)
Till now, four matches got abandoned due to rain in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup tournament. (Twitter/@anjityagi)

Though people were anxious about the game being ruined, it didn’t dampen their spirits as they flooded Twitter with hilarious memes - before the match. Check out some of the funniest ones.

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