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Kevin Pietersen in Assam for wildlife documentary shoot Last Updated : 05 Mar 2020 03:26:35 PM IST Former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen Former England cricket captain Kevin Pietersen is currently in Assam to shoot for National Geographic's documentary "Save This Rhino". He also visited Kaziranga National Park, home to the great Indian one-horned rhinoceros.
In the documentary, Pietersen will be seen assessing the situation of rhinos in India while exploring new technologies and co-op solutions to spread awareness among people about rhino conservation in the country.He also posted a couple of pictures on his Instagram handle. In one of the images, he is seen sitting in front of a tree."Save rhino," reads a slogan on the tree's bark.Pietersen earlier made the announcement about the documentary on his Twitter handle. "Final bit of prep for our @NatGeoIndia. Flag of India doco we're filming over the next few weeks. Human/animal conflict. Technology we've developed to help the people. Indian rhino poaching efforts," read his message.
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