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India vs Pakistan, World Cup 2015: Narendra Modi, Twitterati congratulate Team India

Prime Minister Modi joined the others to congratulate the victorious team soon after their 76 runs.

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World Cup 2015, 2015 World Cup, 2015 World Cup India vs Pakistan, Pakistan v India World Cup 2015, World Cup 2015 IndvPak, PakvInd, Cricket News, Cricket People celebrate India’s win against Pakistan at the ICC Cricket World Cup on Sunday in Ranchi. (Source: PTI)

It was indeed a big win as India defeated its arch-rivals Pakistan in Adelaide on Sunday. Such was the occasion that almost a Billion tuned into the match across the world. Soon after the game, Prime Minister Modi joined the others to congratulate the victorious team. (Full Coverage| Venues | Fixtures)

Here’s what they said:

1. Narendra Modi

2. Rajyawardhan Rathore

3. Mohandas Menon

4.Ajit Agarkar

5.Yuvraj Singh

6.Glenn Mcgrath

7.VVS Laxman

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