‘England B’ trends big after Virat Kohli-led India hammer the visiting English team by 317 runs on Tuesday at Chennai to square the four-match series 1-1. Former English commentator Kevin Pietersen – who is a popular man in India – took to Twitter and reacted after Joe Root and Co faced humiliation at the hands of the hosts.
Pietersen – who is a regular in India – has picked up Hindi and he cheekily used the language while taking a cocky jibe at India. The former English cricketer reckoned it was not the best XI that played the second Test. The tourists had dropped James Anderson after his emphatic show in the first Test because of the rotation policy.
KP’s tweet read: “Badhai ho India England B ko Harana ke Liye.”
Badhai ho india 🇮🇳,England B Ko harane ke liye 😉
— Kevin Pietersen🦏 (@KP24) February 16, 2021
England would be bolstered by the return of Jonny Bairstow and Zak Crawley in the squad.
Pietersen has been following the Test and has been tweeting regularly during the Chennai Test. From the first day of the Test, the former English cricketer made it clear that the pitch is not good and had stirred controversy. The pitch has been the talk of the town during the Test as plaudits believe it is unfair that the ball starts spinning from the first day.

England B Kevin Pietersen Tweet Twitter Trends in India (Image: Twitter)
Here is how fans reacted to Pietersen’s ‘England B’ tweet.
Oh come on KP!! A win is a win is a win. 🌸🌸
— Harneet Singh (@Harneetsin) February 16, 2021
Really Sarang!!
— Hemang Badani (@hemangkbadani) February 16, 2021
On what bases u r calling england b team. India was the team who played with b team in aus in gabba where there was no ashwin,no jadeja, no bumrah, no ishant, no shami, no umesh. We played with bowlers who didnot have experienced still won. (1)
— Rohit (@rohit_0718) February 16, 2021
For India, Ravichandran Ashwin starred with the ball and the bat. He was adjudicated the man of the match for picking eight wickets in the match and then score a century. He pipped Rohit Sharma – who scored 161 in the first essay and Axar Patel – who picked up five wickets on debut.
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