Twitter reactions during the live ICC Women's T20 World Cup match between India and South Africa show fans riding an absolute rollercoaster of emotions over India's bowling performance.After India set a target of 158/7, fans quickly flooded Twitter (now X) with real-time tactical breakdowns, moving from early panic to sudden celebration. The biggest talking point on social media right now is the sensational impact of Shree Charani. Twitter exploded with excitement after she delivered an unbelievable double-wicket maiden over. Fans are sharing clips of her clean-bowling South Africa's Annerie Dercksen for a duck right after removing another key batter. One fan echoed the sudden shift in mood on social media. While Charani is getting the headlines, fans are keeping a very critical eye on how the other bowlers back her up.

Debutant Prema Rawat is facing a trial by fire on social media. Fans are tracking her economy closely, noting how South Africa's Marizanne Kapp is trying to target the newcomer to break India's squeeze. Twitter users are posting screenshots of the outfield, fiercely debating the field placements of Arundhati Reddy and Nandani Sharma. A near-miss on the boundary by Nandani Sharma that went for six sparked a massive wave of nervous tweets about fine margins. Fans are repeating that India's entire tournament hopes live and die by her remaining overs. The general consensus on X is that her ability to contain runs in the death overs will decide the match.

Shree Charni records double wicket maiden over, Proteas Women struggling for place in semifinal

Shree Charani's magical double-wicket maiden over during the ICC Women's T20 World Cup has completely turned the match on its head, leaving the Proteas Women in deep trouble as they struggle to keep their semifinal hopes alive. Defending a competitive total of 158/7 at Old Trafford, the young left-arm spinner delivered a tactical masterclass during the Powerplay to demolish the top of South Africa's batting lineup. Entering the attack with immense pressure on her shoulders, Shree Charani delivered six perfect balls that completely changed the momentum of the game. South Africa's dangerous captain, Laura Wolvaardt, tried to push a ball back down the ground but gave a sharp, diving caught-and-bowled return catch to Charani. Wolvaardt walked back for 20, dealing a massive blow to the chase.

Just two balls later, Charani bowled an absolute beauty to Annerie Dercksen. The ball beat the bat and shattered the timber, sending Dercksen back to the dugout for a duck. A flawless double-wicket maiden over (0, W, 0, W, 0, 0) that restricted South Africa to 25/2 by the end of the 6-over Powerplay. With Wolvaardt gone, the burden of the chase fell entirely on Marizanne Kapp and Tazmin Brits. The required run-rate has climbed significantly. This match is crucial for the semifinal race. Dropping this game puts the Proteas in a highly vulnerable position, making their upcoming group matches absolute must-wins to stay afloat.