MUMBAI, India (AFP) — How Twitter saw the West Indies’ seven-wicket win over India in a gripping World Twenty20 semi-final on Thursday:

“Great great great!!! Well done Windies!!! #silence #wankhede#WestindiesvsEngland#ICCWT20#finals proud to be West Indian.”

– West Indies legend Brian Lara

“What a game!! I’ve never seen anything like it. @westindies will need next 2 days to get over celebrations tonight #WT20”

– Former Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath.

“U19 WC winners and now both Men and Women’s teams in the #WT20 finals…how good is that @westindies Awesome 2016 !!!

– Ex-Sri Lanka international Russel Arnold

“What a #T20WorldCup this has been! Edge of the seat games all the way through great for the fans.”

– England seamer Stuart Broad

“Tough luck boys. It was a good match and well fought! Best wishes to West Indies and England for the finals.”

– Sachin Tendulkar

“Looks like only chance for India now is if West Indies decide to pull out of this tour.”

– Cricket statistician Mazher Arshad

“Wow! If Gayle doesn’t get you Simmons will! @westindies in the #WT20 final.”

– Lord’s cricket ground

“Why is everybody surprised the windies won when eng chased down 225?”

– Former South African batsman Herschelle Gibbs recalling England’s group stage win over the Proteas the same Wankhede Stadium ground.

“@imVkohli didn’t deserve that finish, a great player with a spirit to match who nearly won the game on his own.”

– Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff

“Another top game in Mumbai, good wicket always produces high quality contest. Congratulations @westindies a real show of resilience #wt20.”

– Ex-Australian Test star Tom Moody

“Once again the hosts don’t win the ICC World T20 #jinxed #WT20.”

– Former England county player Simon Hughes, now TV pundit/analyst

“Really enjoying this Lendl Simmons Benefit match.”

– Former England captain Michael Vaughan.