After deriding Mayank Agarwal and India's domestic setup, former Australian player and current commentator Kerry O''Keeffe has landed himself in another controversy for taking a dig at the name of Cheteshwar Pujara.

O'Keeffe, who is currently employed with host broadcasters Fox Cricket in Australia, can also be heard on Sony Six sporadically. He has been facing difficulties all through the Test match trying to pronounce the names of Indian cricketers, Ravindra Jadeja and Cheteshwar Pujara. He continued with the narrative and then even went on to proclaim that Cheteshwar was a very inappropriate Indian name. 

While it is not out of the ordinary for foreign experts to face difficulty in pronouncing Indian names, this matter crossed the line when Shane Warne asked O''Keeffe about his difficulty about the same.

O'Keeffe responded with, "Why would you name your kid Cheteshwar, Jadeja," accompanied by chuckles from his fellow commentators on air.

Twitter slams the commentator

Cheteshwar Pujara
Cheteshwar PujaraIANS

Twitter blasted the commentator for making fun of Indian names despite him not being able to pronounce the same.

This is not the first time O'Keeffe has landed himself in controversy. Earlier, he ridiculed Mayank Agarwal for getting all his runs against 'canteen staff' referring to the Indian domestic circuit.

"Apparently he got the triple [century] against the Railways canteen staff," O'Keeffe, said during commentary on the first day of the Test match, referring to Mayank Agarwal's triple century against Maharashtra in the Ranji Trophy.

He was roasted on social media for his comments and was forced to apologise saying that the comments were "tongue in cheek".