Wasim Jaffer Hilariously Trolls Kevin Pietersen After New Zealand Beats England

Former Indian batsman Wasim Jaffer took to Twitter to troll Kevin Pietersen, who had suggested that no team other than Pakistan and Afghanistan can defeat England in the ongoing T20 World Cup.

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Last night in Abu Dhabi, New Zealand dumped the Englishmen out of the tournament in the semifinals, defeating them by five wickets with one over to spare. It was a sensational batting effort from the Kiwi duo of Daryl Mitchell and James Neesham that took down the favourites for the World Cup.

Earlier, with the way England was defeating teams in their Group 1 in the Super 12 stage, Pietersen had made a bold statement terming England as virtually unbeatable unless they’re up against Pakistan and Afghanistan.

“Only Pakistan or Afghanistan can beat England in this T20 World Cup. BUT and it’s a BIG BUT, the game would have to be played on a used wicket in Sharjah. Anywhere else, just hand England the trophy like Chelsea should be handed the EPL trophy RIGHT NOW!” Pietersen had tweeted.

In response, Jaffer tweeted a photo of Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson, with the caption: “Haa, hum to yaha bass Burj Khalifa dekhne aaye hai,” that roughly translates to “yes, we’re just here to visit the Burj Khalifa.”

Here’s Wasim Jaffer’s tweet trolling Kevin Pietersen:

#EngvNZ #T20WorldCup https://t.co/05Z143LKil pic.twitter.com/qn5jWJZnGO

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) November 11, 2021

The victory over England should give tremendous confidence to Williamson and co. They have entered their maiden T20 World Cup final, and a win here could potentially establish them as the best team in the world across all formats, having won the ICC WTC 2021 and reaching the finals of the 2019 ODI World Cup.

They await the winners of the semifinal between Pakistan and Australia, which will take place tonight at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

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