Kevin Pietersen does a Chris Gayle, Gangnam Style!

Agencies : London, Tue Oct 09 2012, 15:48 hrs

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England batsman Kevin Pietersen did his own Gangnam Style dance, which has become South Korea's biggest musical export.

The West Indies team had celebrated their victory over Sri Lanka in the T20 World Cup finals on Sunday evening in Gangnam Style.

Chris Gayle and his teammates celebrated the victory wildly with energetic Gangnam Style dancing and Pietersen was not left behind, doing the jig better at the ESPN-Star Sports studio.

Pietersen joined in the party from the studio with his very own rendition of the Gangnam dance that Gayle and company have made their own during the tournament, The Sun reports.

The disgruntled batsman last week reached an agreement with the ECB to be re-integrated back into the England set-up following the row over text messages he sent to South African players.

Pietersen has been enjoying his role as an analyst for the World T20 host broadcaster in Colombo.

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