Pakistan Enters Finals, Twitter Hopes #IndvsPak on Father’s Day

This is the first time that Pakistan has reached the Champions Trophy finale.

In an unpredictable match, Pakistan on Wednesday stunned England by eight wickets and made their way into the ICC Champions Trophy final. This is the first time that Pakistan has reached the finale in the Champions Trophy and it surely is a big win.

Twitterati were all smiles over Pakistan’s unpredictable victory.

Congratulations Pakistan

#ENGvPAK The Unpredictable PAKISTAN completely dominates the unbeatable Eng. My Pak Team, i love them & love to hate them. MUBARAK PAKISTAN pic.twitter.com/EyJAZL2qSC

— Hamza Ali Abbasi (@iamhamzaabbasi) June 14, 2017

#ENGvPAK Pakistan Zindabad
Long live Pakistan Congratulations to each n everyone it's time for us to lift the trophy once again in ramazan

— Maaz Ul Haq 🇵🇰 (@Maazulhaq17) June 14, 2017

They made fun of his English. His team is making fun of English team. Savage!#ENGvPAK pic.twitter.com/8TwdmbvCeE

— Naaz (@nazirology) June 14, 2017

Cricket fans in India shared funny Tweets hoping that India will beat Pakistan in the final on Father’s Day.

get ready to loose in finals Again 😎😎 #PAKvENG #ENGvPAK #CT17 #IndVsPak pic.twitter.com/YLYxuCyy1Y

— MOHIT VYAS (@vmohit0906) June 14, 2017

"Beta plays well" Papa ko father's day k din harana mushkil he nhi namumkin hai.. #ENGvPAK #PAKvENG #INDvPAK

— Virendra sehwag (@Supermanbita) June 14, 2017

So if India wins tomorrow it'll be #IndVsPak on Father's Day, when Indian Cricket team will prove, "Baap baap hota hai, beta beta hota hai."

— KINI (@ameykini) June 14, 2017

CHAMPIONS TROPHY from a son to his father on FATHERS DAY.
Iss se achha taufa koi beta apne baap ko de skta hai bhala.?😂✌#INDvPAK #ENGvPAK

— Mayur Diwan (@diwanmayur1999) June 14, 2017

Forget #IndVsPak, the best climax would be:
Bangladesh beats India.
And Pakistan.

India and Pak fans will be so confused on who to abuse.

— Sorabh Pant (@hankypanty) June 14, 2017

History Repeats Itself

#ENGvPAK #INDvPAK once again British leaving India and pakistan to fight each other. Devide and conquer rule pic.twitter.com/FogTtXUWpJ

— Sampatt (@sampatts3) June 14, 2017

History gonna repeat in 2017#ENGvPAK pic.twitter.com/DdcY20czBg

— Varun Dhawan (@RoyalVaruniac) June 14, 2017

70 years later History repeats again,but in Cricket.
British exit,leaving behind Akhand Bharath. #ENGvPAK #CT17 #ChampionsTrophy2017

— Vinyas Shetty (@vinyasshetty) June 14, 2017

The Ultimate Winner...

Undivided India before 1947 is going to win the Champions Trophy 2017. #CT17 @BCCI @TheRealPCB @BCBtigers @ICC

— NISHANT JEET ARORA (@NJA21) June 14, 2017