The Indian Cricket team is the most popular team on Instagram, Picture Source - InstagramInstagram has become one of the most used social networking sites all over the world and with over 1 billion users, it has become one of the best places for achieving fame and popularity.Also read: Top 25 Cricket Instagram Posts of the Week: 1 December 2018All the international cricket teams (including the associate nations as well) have their official Instagram handle, which is used by them to update their fans about the team's development.The teams share the players' on-field and off-field photographs to engage with the fans and the fans always make sure they follow their favourite teams on Instagram.So, it can be concluded that higher the Instagram followers of a team, higher is its fan following and so, let's have a look at the 5 most followed cricket teams on Instagram -(Please Note - This list considers the INTERNATIONAL teams only)#5 - South Africa (Followers - 3,50,000) View this post on Instagram The Proteas claimed a brilliant 21-run win in the T20I to cap off a fantastic tour of Australia. You can't put these emotions into words. It's more than just cricket #ProteaFire A post shared by Cricket South Africa (@cricket_south_africa) on Nov 17, 2018 at 8:28am PSTThe South African cricket team's Instagram account has just 12,000 followers more than Australia and 13,000 followers more than New Zealand on Instagram. This shows that all the 3 teams have almost equal number on fans on the social network but the Proteas managed to edge out the Trans-Tasman rivals to be ranked fifth on this list.South African players have a lot of Indian fans, for AB de Villiers and Faf du Plessis are as popular in Bengaluru and Chennai as in Durban and Johannesburg. The South African team has failed to win any major titles in cricket of yet but it is the spirit of their players which has helped in increasing the team's popularity.The Rainbow nation has nearly 350,000 followers on Instagram and the team even has its official hashtag #ProteaFire, which is used by them in the caption of their posts.