In a recent video released by BCCI, young batter Tilak Verma was heard jokingly seeking a dinner at Washington Sundar's place and Chennai's special dosa from Varun Chakravarty. India will be hosting England for the second T20I of the five-match series, at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium on January 25. The Indian team reaches Chennai today, as the Andhra-based Tilak wittly said, "Do player hey apne team se, ek Varun, ek Washi. Unke liye mein yeh bolna chah rha hun ki, Varun, subah subah ghar pein ek crispy dosa chahiye, breakfast ke liye. Aur sham ko Washi ka ghar main dinner chahiye." (We have two players in our team: Varun and Washi. I just want to say Varun that I was crispy dosa early morning for breakfast and dinner at Washi's place.) Notably, both Washington Sundar and Varun Chakravarty hail from Chennai. As Varun was heard saying, this will be his first match in Chennai, representing India. And his parents and family will be coming to watch him play, and thus it will be special for him. Kolkata ✈️ Chennai#TeamIndia have arrived for the 2nd #INDvENG T20I 😎@IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/mlSXuJeVfh — BCCI (@BCCI) January 24, 2025 Read also: Irfan Pathan Backs Kohli, Rohit to Bounce Back in ODI Cricket Chennai reminds of Thala MS Dhoni and Rajnikanth: Tilak On asking what comes to mind in Chennai, Tilak turned back and cleared its Thala Dhoni at first, and then comes Rajnikanth sir. MS Dhoni has been with Chennai Super Kings since the emergence of the Indian Premier League in 2008. Lovingly called as Thala, MS led CSK to win the IPL five times. Speaking about India's face-off against England, India is 1-0 ahead of England. In the 1st T20I between India and England on January 22, 2025, India emerged victorious by 7 wickets. England, opting to bat first, was restricted to 132 runs with stellar bowling performances from Arshdeep Singh, who became India's highest wicket-taker in T20 internationals, and Varun Chakravarthy, who took 3 crucial wickets. India’s chase was led by the explosive Abhishek Sharma, who scored a quickfire 79 off 34 balls, supported by Sanju Samson. India chased the target effortlessly in just 12.5 overs, thanks to contributions from Sharma, Tilak Varma, and Hardik Pandya, securing a dominant win.