Kevin Pietersen reveals who his boyfriend is and its none other than Jacques Kallis

Swashbuckling former English batsman Kevin Pietersen raised few eyebrows recently as he posted a Tweet claiming former Protean great Jacques Kallis as his boyfriend. By the looks of it, KP was in a jolly mood to get smashed as he attached a picture of a champagne bottle along with his Tweet.

Some of the greatest sporting names meet at St. Andrews yearly to participate in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. It is not a matter of surprise that many top cricketers from time to time have a desire to have a swing at the golf ball instead of the cricket ball.

Stalwarts such as Virender Sehwag, Subramaniam Badrinath, Kapil Dev and many others are renowned personalities in the field of golf. This year during the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, Australian spin wizard Shane Warne, former wicket-keeper batsman Mark Boucher, greatest all-rounder the sport has ever seen Jacques Kallis, and many others, accompanied Keven Pietersen at the St. Andrews.

“Tonight is going to be messy! My boyfriend @jacqueskallis75 wants some of this wonderful ????” captioned Pietersen along with a picture with a fine bottle of champagne with Jacques Kallis lurking at it from behind.

Here’s the post:

Tonight is going to be messy! My boyfriend @jacqueskallis75 wants some of this wonderful ???? pic.twitter.com/vW3BUsTXpL

— KP (@KP24) October 7, 2017

Kevin Pietersen had a long history with South Africa. In fact, the stylish right-hand batsman responsible for the ‘Switch-Hit’ was born in the city of Pietermaritzburg. Even though he had his roots in South Africa, KP intended to play for England, citing politics and reservation issues within Cricket South Africa.

However, KP did not enjoy a very good bond with his captain Andrew Strauss as the former allegedly leaked some confidential messages to his buddies in the South African cricket team. Since then, KP has been out of favour for the English side and is currently engaged in his efforts to save rhinos in South Africa.