Interestingly, CSK has defeated MI for all two times in this current season and the former relishes the back-to-back victories in the El Clasico clash. 

As CSK and MI are going to lock horn for the first time in the current season, the crucial match has become the talk of the nation. 

Pandya wrote, "Devastated, gutted, hurt. Tough to take, for all of us. To my teammates, I’ve enjoyed the bond that we built - we fought for each other every step of the way."

In the midst of sending grave disappointments back to the country, the team has bid a tearful adieu from the tournament and England will meet Pakistan in the finals. 

India's cricket governing body, BCCI took to Twitter and wrote, "Team India put up a fight but it was England who won the match. We had a solid run till the semifinal & enjoyed a solid support from the fans."

The hashtag has confused many people, who are perplexed as to why some online users would call for the detention of a well-known cricketer.

The Indian team has incredibly reduced their chances to enter the finals. However, the team has still left with a window to make it through.

Though fans reaffirm their love and support for him, it's high time that he must reaffirm to the Indian team that he can't be written off. 

Interestingly, Kohli is the seventh player after MS Dhoni, Eoin Morgon, Willaim Porterfield, Aaron Finch, Kane Williamson, and Asghar Afghan to lead a side in 50 or more T20s.

Sachin Tendulkar has become the first cricketer in India to bestowed with the award in 1998 following which Dhoni won the award in 2007 and Kohli in 2018.