Mems Break Internet: Temba Bavuma leads the proteus for its first ICC Trophy in 27 years; WTC defeated Australia in the final. Cricket news
New Delhi: Temba Bavuma not only inspired South Africa to win a historic ICC after 27 years, but also became a subject of countless memes as fans filled social media with humor and hearty tribute. Protias Skipper directed its team for their first ICC World Test Championship (WTC) title, winning Australia at Lord’s five wickets. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Since the victory, Mems have captured the Internet by the Mems celebrating South Africa’s long -awaited ICC Triumph. Here are some of the best.But beyond jokes and memes celebrating Bavuma’s calm performance and emotional post-match interview, the moment marked a defined chapter in South African cricket.In the presentation, Bavuma was in a hurry to credits his comrades for the landmark win. He praised Cagiso Rabada, who claimed nine wickets in the match, which included an important five in the first innings. Despite returning from a one -month ban for the use of entertaining drugs, when Rabada matched the most, Allen Donald overtook South Africa’s fourth largest Test wicket. Bavuma also saw Eden Markram, whose royal 136 anchored the record-breaking chase of the Proteus. Bavuma said, “People have questioned Aiden’s place, but he showed the character. KG will definitely be in the hall of fame one day.”
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Rabada, blind emotional, described the victory as the culmination of frustration and near-way years for South African cricket. He said, “We have seen heartbeat over the years. It has returned home to our previous players and our people. Hopefully it’s just the beginning,” he said.The match was a rollercaster.
After taking out Australia for 212 in a day, Proteus fell to 138, leading to a 74 -run lead to Australians. But a fiery second innings bowling attempt and Markram’s sublime knock chased 282. The winning shot of Kyle Verraine sent the crowd enthusiastically, while Bavuma Mems burnt the internet, transformed the captain into both a hero and viral sensation.
