The audience in Lahore erupted with ‘Bavuma, Bavuma’ Singing; Fans claim ‘Tembo Bavuma is greater than Virat Kohli’
The South African National Tima Tima Skipper Tembum may not be among the most popular crisletters in the world, but he certainly enjoys a great fans who follows in Pakistan.
The abuse of the Bavum Tembum was clearly seen during the second semi-finals of the ICC champion trophy 2025. Between the National Cricket team in South Africa and the New Zealand national team for the Krket at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Wednesday, March 5th.
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The Lahore audience erupted songs for Tembuma Bavuma
In the second semi -final, Tembo Bavuma was unhappy on throwing because the coin did not fall in his favor, and the Proteas were invited to the bowl first in the match.
South African bowlers had a night trip against New Zealand, while Rachin Ravandra and Kane Williamson blew up great centuries to take their team to a huge 362/6.
Chasing the target, the Tembo Bavuma, who returned to the XI toy after recovery from the disease, opened upstairs with the entry dough Ryan Rickelton.
The duo failed to give his team a good start because Ryan Rickelton fell in the fifth, when the team result was only 20 runs.
After losing his partner, Bavuma continued a slow striking for a while before he accelerated. He hit some good boundaries to impress the crowd in Lahore.
Looking at this, viewers made sure that they show their love for Tembla, as they erupted with the song ‘Bavuma, Bavuma’. These singers have echoed throughout the stadium for a long time.
“It’s bigger than Kohli” – fans respond to Lahore audiences crazy for Tembo Bavuma
Bavuma Bavuma Chants🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/r6od39erzp
– Absolute (@149wandirers) March 5, 2025
Bavuma singing, Lahore, there will be no one like you 😭😭
– Danish (@pctdanish) March 5, 2025
Loud fans ‘Bavuma, Bavuma’ at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. pic.twitter.com/foxdmrupfi
– 𝙎𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙞 (@Callmesheri1) March 5, 2025
Bavuma singing that rings around the gaddafi stadium what fever of a dream #nzvsa #Championstrophy2025
– Hossam (@h_aminlol) March 5, 2025
My idolo Bavuma sang at the stadium 😭😭🤌
It’s bigger than a cochle– Honest Kohli Fan ™ 💚❤️ (@Kingrara_18) March 5, 2025
Bavuma Chants in Lahore 😂🔥, liked by these vibrations.
– 𝐑 𝐈 𝐓 𝐊 𝐊 (@dhoni_tweetz) March 5, 2025
Bavuma Singing in Gsllllllllll !!!!!!!!!
– ranayyy (@strai8Drivee) March 5, 2025
Bavuma Chants >>> Vavar Singing
– a (@ateeqkhoso) March 5, 2025
Bavuma Bavuma sings at the stadium 😭🤍.#Championstrophy #Nzvsa
– ولی عمران (@Mrdheethun) March 5, 2025
Why is there so much grandmother’s singing in Pakistan 🤣 #Nzvssa
– Siddharth (@sid_dhart_gtm) March 5, 2025
What happened in the previous ICC champion trophy match between New Zealand and South Africa?
The previous match of the ICC champion trophy between South Africa and Novi Zealand was held at Centurion on September 24, 2009. In that match, South Africa won with five hicks with 53 balls. The best two Proteas performers in the match were Wayne Parnell and Ab de Villiers.
After first put on the blows, New Zealand fought for momentum during his inings. Brendon McCullum, Ross Taylor and Grant Elliott were the only blows that looked good and managed to take over the South African bowlers.
Ross Taylor made a crucial 72 run for its side, while Brendon McCullum, 44, and Grant Elliott, 39, entered decent contributions while New Zealand published 214 on the Committee in 47.5 Additions.
For South Africa, Parnell charged, dismantling the middle and lower order to end with impressive 5/57 figures. Roelof van der Merwe and Dale Steyn also worshiped well to put pressure on Kiwis.
Chasing 215, South Africa faced an early failure as Graeme Smith fell to a low result of Daryl Tuffey.
However, Jacques Kallis counterbalanced 36 runs, while Hashim Amla contributed to a stable 38 ride. In the meantime, AB de Villiers played the best blow while breaking 70* running 76 balls. He received support from Mark Boucher (28) and Albie Morkel (19*) while comfortably managed by Proteas Home.
