While Indian cricket team’s captain Virat Kohli was busy smoking the Bangladesh bowlers at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Hyderabad, the Chairman and Managing Director of Mahindra Group, Anand Mahindra was more concerned about India’s relation with other countries.

He jokingly said the 28-year-old top order batsman is creating challenges for Indian diplomacy by heaping humiliations on countries. Mr. Mahindra said that if Virat Kohli and team India will keep on embarrassing teams like this, it may create serious challenges for International Diplomacy. He posted a tweet saying, “Kohli & Co creating serious challenges for our International Diplomacy. 1st they humiliate England & now on course to embarrass Bangladesh.”

During his knock against Bangladesh, Virat Kohli became first batsman in the history of Test cricket to score double centuries in four consecutive Test series. His 246-ball knock included 24 fours. Kohli dominated the bowlers and at no stage looked uncomfortable.

Before this, he had scored a double century against England, New Zealand and West Indies each. India went on to win all those series and remained unbeaten in Tests in 2016.

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Virat Kohli’s men defeated New Zealand 3-0 and England 4-0 in their previous two series heading into the one-off Test match against Bangladesh. Even though the side got off to a poor start losing KL Rahul for just 2 runs in the first over, Murali Vijay (108) and Cheteshwar Pujara (83) added 178 runs for the second wicket to bring India’s innings back on track.

Ajinkya Rahane also played an important knock of 82 runs against an inexperienced bowling attack. You can catch all the live scores and updates from the match here: Live Cricket Score, India vs Bangladesh Day 2: Virat Kohli breaks Sir Don Bradman’s record.