Two Indian venues feature in Kevin Pietersen's '10 worst cricket stadiums'

New Delhi: Dashing England batsman Kevin Pietersen named Kanpur’s Green Park and Ahmedabad’s Motera among the 10 worst stadiums where he has played cricket in all these years. Green Park and Motera does have company from other notable venues like Guyana and Manchester’s Old Trafford to name a few. Pietersen also termed Gabba as the “11th worst ground” after being asked name 10 by his followers on Twitter. [caption id=“attachment_2353786” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Brisbane’s ‘Gabba’ found an honourary mention in Kevin Pietersen’s list as the 11th worst venue. Reuters[/caption] The other grounds that did not find favour with Pietersen are Chelmsford, Colwyn Bay, Canberra, Multan, Leicester and St Kitts. However he rated Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium as one of the 10 best venues that he has played cricket on. It was at Wankhede in 2012, that Pietersen played a gem of an innings — 186 on a turner that not only won England the Test but also changed the course of series. That century according to many is one of the finest by an overseas batsman on Indian soil. The nine other venues which he liked playing are Adelaide, The Oval, Trinidad, MCG, Kingsmead, Headingley, Centurion, Wellington & Barbados. Pietersen last featured in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the MS Dhoni-led Rising Pune Supergiants (RPS), suffering a calf injury during the clash against Royal Challengers Bangalore and having to pull of the tournament thereafter.