Kevin Pietersen trolled by Twitterati for pure Hindi tweet on coronavirus outbreak

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has urged fans in India to take care after outbreak of coronavirus in country. In a bid to reach a wider audience, Pietersen tweeted in Hindi, with help from Sunrisers Hyderabad wicketkeeper Shreevats Goswami. Englishman prompted fans to follow government's directives to avoid spread of vel coronavirus. While he received admiration from some fans, his Hindi was subjected to a number of trolls on Twitter. 

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Kevin Pietersen Twitter: Former England batsman urges fans in India to stay safe from Coronavirus pandemic

Kevin Pietersen on Friday took to Twitter to advise fans in India to stay safe amidst growing cases of coronavirus pandemic in India. Pietersen, in an attempt to eng with a larger Indian audience, tweeted in Hindi, asking m to follow government's directives. Kevin Pietersen asked people to stay clever and wished m best. Pietersen added that it was Sunrisers Hyderabad and Bengal wicketkeeper Shreevats Goswami who taught him Hindi.

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Kevin Pietersen Twitter: Fans ridicule England batsman for pure Hindi tweet on Coronavirus

Kevin Pietersen's tweet drew a mixed response from Twitterati. While some praised Pietersen's Hindi, ors thanked him for wishes, and a few more trolled him pointing out his mistakes. Here some of best reactions to Kevin Pietersen's tweet. 

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IPL 2020 postponed due to Coronavirus pandemic

growing outbreak of coronavirus pandemic has seen IPL 2020 postponed to April 15. cash-rich tournament was slated to begin on March 29, but a call on IPL 2020 will only be taken after April 15. However, it has been reported that Indian government has requested cancellation of IPL 2020 to tackle threat of coronavirus better. BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and IPL 2020 organisers have made it clear that y are ready to play to in empty stadiums or on delayed dates. 

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