October has been a good month for the Indian cricket team who dominated the visiting South African side in Test cricket and won every match they played against and Faf du Plessis' side. 

Having already won the three-match red-ball series against the Proteas with a 2-0 lead in Pune in a dominating fashion, they outdid themselves during the third and final Test in Ranchi. They executed yet another brilliant performance with the batting lineup led by Rohit Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane followed by a bowling clinic by the pacers. 

Wrapping up the entire South African batting order twice in two days and winning the match with two days to spare, Virat Kohli's men made their winning streak in the longest format of the game at home even better, and are leading the ICC World Test Championship with a massive 240 points. 

The brutal display of cricketing prowess by the team led their Head Coach Ravi Shastri to compare them to a Ferrari. “Once you take 20 wickets, with the batsmen we have, if that clicks, it's like a Ferrari,” he said after the third Test. 

If India are like a Ferrari, what types of car are other teams like? ð pic.twitter.com/QlOJZunbM3

— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) October 22, 2019

India's comparison to the supercar led to the Twitter users using this opportunity to compare some of the other ICC teams to different cars. 

Pakistan is ALTO 800

— Neel Sharmað (@iNeel_Sharma) October 22, 2019

Any team ðð¼ðð¼ after it goes through Test Series against Team India ð®ð³ð®ð³ð®ð³ðªð¼ðªð¼ðªð¼ð¥ð¥ðð pic.twitter.com/hjrjjbA28F

— Rahul D / राहà¥à¤² / ‎راÛÙ (@rdalwale) October 22, 2019

South Africa: pic.twitter.com/cnBnngaNni

— Gertrude O. Douglas (@Gertrude_O_D) October 22, 2019

South Africa is like the Old Ambassador

— Ajai Kumar Mittal (@ajai_mittal) October 22, 2019

Well this South African team performed no better than an Alto 800.

— Akash Pahari (@AkashPahari1) October 22, 2019

Pakistan could be a Lamborghini .. flashy and fast on its day but can go up in smoke parked out in front for no apparent reasons ðð¤£

— Nadeem Shahzad (@nadeemshahzad07) October 23, 2019

I'd say England are currently a TVR. Looks good, can be amazing. But often breaks down

— Freddie Collier (@FreddieCollier) October 22, 2019

South Africa ... #INDvSA pic.twitter.com/zeuAVCHFYA

— abc (@ind414) October 22, 2019

Having dominated the South Africans in every way possible, Team India now look to take on Bangladesh for a three-match T20I series followed by a two-match Test series, provided the Bengal tigers reach an agreement with Bangladesh Cricket Board and lift their boycott from playing cricket in time.