Watch: Kevin Pietersen Shares His Old Video Of Smashing Big While Playing Blindfolded

Former England batting legend Kevin Pietersen has shared an old video wherein he can be seen hitting the balls while batting blindfolded. The right-hander has played some tremendous match-winning innings in Test cricket, and his numbers in the longest form of the game showcase his talent.

With all the cricketers being in isolation due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, it has given them time to interact with their fans through social media. Pietersen also shared the video on his Twitter account wherein he can be seen smashing the balls blindfolded.

Kevin Pietersen Turns Back The Clock With Amazing Batting Display

The former right-hander, who last played for England in early 2014, recently shared a video on his official Twitter handle where he is seen striking the ball, effortlessly, out of the park despite batting blindfolded.

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Pietersen, through his tweet, also announced that he has launched his official YouTube channel as he captioned the post, “Wanna see me bat blindfolded? Now on my YouTube channel that I launched yesterday.”

Watch Kevin Pietersen Smashing The Balls Blindfolded Here:

Wanna see me bat blindfolded?

Now on my YouTube channel that I launched yesterday. https://t.co/pJiDTI51DA pic.twitter.com/hYaAld2tBX

— Kevin Pietersen? (@KP24) April 19, 2020

Kevin Pietersen Has Been A Legend In International Cricket

Pietersen was known for his aggressive style of play and instilled fear in the opposition camp after settling down in the middle. The veteran right-hander played a total of 104 Test matches scoring 8181 runs at an average of 47.29. He also has 136 ODIs under his belt wherein he has scored 4440 runs at an average of 40.73. He has had the experience of playing in 37 T20Is scoring 1176 runs at an average of 37.94

Nowadays, Pietersen remains active on social media platforms and has been conducting Instagram live sessions with star cricketers, including India’s two current superstars in Indian skipper Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

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