Check out how Twitter reacted to the Black Caps' incredible Cricket World Cup semi final win over South Africa last night.
Cricket World Cup: How Twitter reacted to the Black Caps' win
There's a guy at the ground offering to sell his rain poncho for two beers. Good deal? #NZvSA
— Dana Johannsen (@djohannsenNZ) March 24, 2015
Best entertainment during the break? Watching whether distracted security will get swept over by this #NZvSA pic.twitter.com/94A15K46NU
— Kris Shannon (@kshanz) March 24, 2015
On one channel, 1 man looking to score lots, fast. On the other, Brendon McCullum rushing to get runs on the board #TheBachelorNZ #BlackCaps
— Chris Chang (@ChrisChang) March 24, 2015
Just sit back for a second and realise that Baz just did that to one of the top 5 fast bowlers in the history of the game.
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) March 24, 2015
That was ominous, Steyn slightly limping and then taken behind a black screen. Never a good sign for a horse.
— Jarrod Kimber (@ajarrodkimber) March 24, 2015
It feels like the Eden Park crowd is in bed smoking a cigarette after that whirlwind McCullum affair. #rooted #NZvSA #CWC15
— James McOnie (@JamesMcOnie) March 24, 2015
Let's take a moment to sit back right now and say, regardless of the result, what an absolute humdinger of a game.
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) March 24, 2015
'Shot to the nuts and you're to blame, Morne you give Corey a bad Steyn.' #NZvSA #CWC15
— James McOnie (@JamesMcOnie) March 24, 2015
4 more! But unless we win - this is my fave moment from tonite. Not so for the lady in blue though. #NZvSA pic.twitter.com/veNF5BzghY
— Jason Reeves (@JaseReeves) March 24, 2015
Which is more dangerous to run with? RT for Ross. FAV for scissors. #NZvSA #CWC15
— James McOnie (@JamesMcOnie) March 24, 2015
— Liam Napier (@liamnapiernz) March 24, 2015
— NZ Herald Sport (@nzheraldsport) March 24, 2015
What an outstanding crowd, tight game and a memorable win. Proud to be a blackcap! Now let's go win this thing! pic.twitter.com/cn2KOf64Zd
— Grant Elliott (@grantelliottnz) March 24, 2015