Indian captain Virat Kohli is known for his animated celebration on the field. After the fall of every wicket, he simply gets pumped up and celebrates in a wild manner. The visitors pulled off a spectacular win over England at The Oval in London.

Despite not playing so well in the first innings, Virat Kohli & Co staged a remarkable comeback in the second innings. Team India beat England by 157 runs and then took a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series.

After India scripted a memorable victory, foreign news outlet 'Fox Cricket' trolled Indian captain Virat Kohli's trumpet celebration as classless. The caption of the tweet went viral on social media portals. 

Wasim Jaffer corrects Fox Cricket's caption featuring Virat Kohli

Several users slammed the outlet for coming up with such sort of a caption. The tweet also caught the attention of former Indian Test opener Wasim Jaffer. The former Indian cricketer took to Twitter and corrected the caption.

"‘Classless’: World divided as Virat Kohli trolls Barmy Army after embarrassing Englan," Fox Cricket wrote. Meanwhile, Jaffer wrote: "“Captain Courageous: World applauds as Virat Kohli’s team brings the dead game to life and scripts historic win. Here fixed it for you @FoxCricket. #ENGvIND."

Team India have a perfect chance of winning the Test series in England for the second time. They just need to secure a win or hang on for a draw to achieve the feat. The fifth Test will be held at Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester on September 10.

Kohli, at the post-match presentation, said: "Well, I think the best thing about both the games has been the character the team has shown. We are not looking to survive in this game, we are here to win. Really proud of the character the team has shown.

I said at Lord's as well, I am proud of the character shown by the team, this is amongst the top three bowling performances I have witnessed as India captain. It's quite relative to what you call a flat. The conditions were hot and we knew were in with an opportunity when Jadeja was bowling into the rough," he added.

The 32-year-old further added: "The bowlers were good with the reverse swing today. We believed we could get all 10 wickets, we had the belief. As soon as the ball started reversing, Bumrah said give me the ball. He bowled that spell and swung the game in our favour with those two huge wickets. I think you pointed his performance."

Rohit Sharma was named the Player of the Match for his 127 in the second innings. Virat heaped praise on Rohit and Shardul Thakur. "Rohit's innings was fantastic. What Shardul has done in this game stands out. His two fifties deflated the opposition. I think he batted well in both innings.

We never go towards analysis, statistics and numbers. We know what we need to focus on and we take a collective decision as a group. It's unfortunate (Ravi Shastri and co) they are not here. Everyone is happy with the win. It gives us more motivation to win the next Test. We have the belief, we are just looking forward to the opportunities. Whatever the noise's on the outset, it doesn't bother us. The fans have been amazing as well," he concluded.