Local media, followers and former cricketers didn’t maintain again after India had been dumped out of the Twenty20 World Cup on Thursday, with Rohit Sharma’s aspect labelled “clueless” and “out of their depth” following the 10-wicket defeat by England. England openers Alex Hales (86) and skipper Jos Buttler (80) chased down 169 for victory with 4 overs to spare, prolonging India’s hunt for a second title so as to add to their victory within the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007.

“India clueless with the ball. Hales and Buttler too good for this Indian assault,” former opening batsman Virender Sehwag wrote on Twitter. The Times of India newspaper mentioned the defeat wouldn’t be forgotten simply. “This humiliation will rankle for years,” it added. An editorial within the Indian Express web site ran with the headline: “Why old-school Team India is out of depth within the fashionable recreation.”

Fans of the Indian workforce reacted with dismay, with Anand Mahindra, chairman of Indian conglomerate Mahindra Group, tweeting that the “manner of losing” damage greater than the defeat. “Decided to watch some cricket after ages. Regretting the decision,” mentioned Twitter consumer Pawan Khera, a member of India’s Congress celebration.

Writing in his column for the Daily Telegraph, ex-England skipper Michael Vaughan mentioned India’s restricted overs file was poor. “India are the most under-performing white-ball team in history,” ex-England skipper Michael Vaughan wrote in his column for the Daily Telegraph.

“Every player in the world who goes to the Indian Premier League says how it improves their game but what have India ever delivered?” England’s former restricted overs captain Eoin Morgan instructed Sky Sports that the match was like “a big boxing bout but at two different weight divisions,” whereas Nasser Hussain mentioned India had been “way too timid” in his Daily Mail column.

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