'Could well be asking about real estate in London' - Commentators second guess chat between Virat Kohli, Kevin Pietersen

The ongoing India versus England series had some eye-catching moments in the middle, especially in the second ODI in Cuttack that saw some great innings and interesting circumstances. Though the matches are normally very intense off the field the players are seen chatting with their teammates or the experts who are present at the venue.

The game on Sunday witnessed India legendary batter Virat Kohli and former England legend Kevin Pietersen have a chat during the break in between overs. There were a lot of fans who were curious to know what the two legends were talking about, as they were seen laughing and having a great conversation with each other. This led the Star Sports Hindi commentary team to ask the cricketer-turned-commentator about the conversation, where former India cricketer Aakash Chopra had mentioned that the two might be talking about properties in England.

“Well, he lives abroad most of the time now, so he could well be asking him about real estate in London and some good localities there,” Chopra implied.

“Never ever assume things. I can use an analogy about assumptions, but won't here," Kevin Pietersen replied to Chopra. 

Not only Chopra, Suresh Raina also joined the question and mentioned that the two were most likely talking about golf and safari, which the Englishman has openly said that it is one of the things he has loved doing. Pietersen also gave a reply implying that Raina was not far-off.

“You're not far wrong there, you know, I have told him [Kohli, you've got to start playing golf. What a great game it is," Pietersen answered Raina.

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Speaking of the series, the last and final ODI will be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The Indians have already claimed the series after a comfortable win in Cuttack, extending their lead to 2-0. 

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England will be hoping they avoid the clean sweep in the upcoming game, which is set to be played on February 12 at the largest cricket stadium in the world.