Published 21:07 IST, May 16th 2020
Batsman Kevin Pietersen uses Kartik Aaryan’s ‘Dheeme Dheeme’ to practice his switch-hits
Veteran all-rounder Kevin Pietersen was seen grooving to Kartik Aaryan's superhit Bollywood song in a TikTok video that was posted by him on social media
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Kevin Pietersen has shown that he is a huge Bollywood fan and is really fond of Hindi songs. Last year, he h morphed his im in a couple of chartbusters 'Dola Re' (Devdas, 2002) and 'Disco Deewne' (Student Of Year, 2012) which ended up leaving all his fans in splits.
It w seems that he has taken his Bollywood interest to next level but this time via a TikTok video that has young star Kartik Aaryan's song in background.
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'Cricket GLIATOR!'
KP h posted a video on Instagram where he can be seen playing a wide range of cricketing shots at backyard of his residence in England.
In video, former English skipper can be seen lofting one straight into stands, playing pull shot, cover-drive, and a left-handed shot in a TikTok version. What makes it more interesting is that he is playing shots in quick succession and background effects that are re in video. However, what really stands out in video is Kartik Aaryan's song 'Dheere Dheere' from superhit movie 'Pati, Patni Aur Woh' that is being played in background.
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Coming back to cricket, Pietersen in response to Rohit Sharma's statement said that India always go in as favourites in a World Cup, as one of top two teams, y go re with a lot of expectations. Kevin Pietersen ded that it’s good to see that y want to go out and win se next couple of tournaments. However, Pietersen finds his home country England to be very difficult to beat in white-ball game.
On Tuesday, Rohit Sharma said that India must win two World Cups in coming three years while chatting with his teammate Suresh Raina during an Instagram live session. Rohit Sharma elaborated on his comment saying that India has an opportunity and must win at least two World Cups, as re are three championships lined up in coming three years: 2 T20 World Cups and one 50-over World Cup.
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21:07 IST, May 16th 2020