Kevin Pietersen parody Twitter handle’s owner denies involvement of England players

Pietersen said that some players in the England dressing room had access to the account.

Oct 8, 2014

Kevin Pietersen whose autobiography is due to be released, had alleged that @KPGenius Twitter account was handled by some English players like Graeme Swann, James Anderson and Stuart Broad. However, the owner of the account, Richard Bailey, has denied the involvement of these players.

“Some guy just walked up to Alec Stewart [the former England wicketkeeper] at the Oval one day and said: ‘Can you keep a secret?’ Alec shrugged … ‘You know that KPgenius Twitter account? I’m running it and some of the guys in the dressing room are tweeting from the account.”, Kevin Pietersen said in his autobiography.

“When I spoke to Alec Stewart I actually said others might know it was me doing the tweets. I have a witness to that conversation.”, Richard Bailey told Guardian Sport denying Pietersen’s claims.

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