New song taunts English selection policies South Africa's proudest Englishman Kevin Pietersen. KEVIN Pietersen's journey from Pietermaritzburg spinner to all-conquering England batsman has been immortalised in song. Denis Carnahan has adapted his YouTube classic "That's In Queensland" - which is closing in on half a million YouTube views - to take aim at English cricket's foreign legion. Titled "That's In England," Carnahan pays homage to England players past and present who have been drafted in from around the world. "After I released "That's In Queensland" I received dozens of emails and tweets saying I should do one about the English Cricket team," Carnahan said. When I saw that the English touring squad had 3 South Africans, an Irishman, a Zimbabwean and a Kiwi, I couldn't resist. I remember seeing the Barmy Army for the first time at The SCG in 1995 and thinking Australian crowds had no answer to them. What better way to get back at England than through musical pantomime and farce, upon which their entire culture is based? This isn't the first time Carnahan has turned his talents to parodies of English cricketers. "Why Didn't Broad Walk" was commissioned in the wake of Stuart Broad's infamous outside-edge-that-wasn't at Trent Bridge earlier this year. Carnahan released "That's In England" prior to Jonathan Trott's departure from England's Ashes squad with a stress-related illness. "I considered re-editing the clip seeing as he's first on the map, but I decided it would actually be disrespectful to remove him," Carnahan said. If he'd gone home with a torn hammy or a broken f***ing arm, I'd leave him in - I don't see why it should be different for stress related illness or depression. He's been a significant part of the English team for the last couple of Ashes despite being South African, so has earned his place. Has he received any feedback from the poms? "PNG born, Qld raised Geraint Jones is the only star of the clip that I've seen tweeting about it," Carnahan said. He was excited to see Kundiawa in song and tweeted it to PNG Cricket.