Twitter reacts to England's comeback victory

While people were congratulating England and praising Smith at the same time, some took time to troll Watson for his mode of dismissal.

Thanks Australia for gifting us yet another game!! Australia should've won it!! #ENGvAUS
— Ashish LoverboyLamps (@Ashish_Nair2345) August 31, 2015

What a final over from the mighty Stokes. #T20I #EngvAus
— Simon Thomas (@SimonThomasSky) August 31, 2015

Australia lost their last 5 wickets for just 14 runs. #ENGvAUS
— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) August 31, 2015

After all, a Delhi Daredevil can't win games. LOL. #MarcusStoinis #ENGvAUS
— Sampath (@SAMPATH_B24) August 31, 2015

Steve Smith is the biggest cricketing mystery to me A leggie turned Test batsman turned ODI batsman turned Test Captain turned T20 striker!!
— Samee Chaudhry (@Samee_Geo) August 31, 2015

Is there anything Steve Smith can't do? He can't fly! You sure about that? pic.twitter.com/mQizm5ml2h
— Gaurav Kapur (@gauravkapur) August 31, 2015

We're in for a cracking #ODI series #ENGvAUS
— Tom Moody (@TomMoodyCricket) August 31, 2015

Thought Stoinis was a little short on innovation. But England bowled really well at the death.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) August 31, 2015

Perhaps players from around the world need to play in our domestic T20 instead of IPL & Big Bash to improve their skills!! Eng win by 5 runs
— Alec Stewart (@StewieCricket) August 31, 2015

Steven Smith in his Test captaincy debut = century ODI captaincy debut = century T20I captaincy debut = 90 #EngvAUS pic.twitter.com/t9fyzTc4XR
— Nikhil Mane (@nikhiltait) August 31, 2015

After this bit of footwork from Shane Watson it's surely not long until Manchester United put in a £35m bid... https://t.co/A2bhoh7Jvo
— The Cricket Paper (@TheCricketPaper) August 31, 2015

Shane Watson is unlikely to play for the @Socceroos any time soon, missing the ball as he tries to kick it clear. It hits the stumps.
— Test Match Special (@bbctms) August 31, 2015

Shane Watson out because he couldn't get the ball to hit his leg? Remarkable.
— Jonathan Wilson (@jonawils) August 31, 2015

That ball just missed Shane Watson's pad. Didn't see that coming.
— Peter Miller (@TheCricketGeek) August 31, 2015

England pulled off a great comeback to win the one-off T20I against Australia by 5 runs. Australia chasing 183 were comfortably placed needing just 28 runs from 18 balls with 7 wickets remaining at one stage. But they went on to lose from that position. Here's how twitter reacted: