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Exclusive: Kevin Pietersen On Why Wildlife Safaris In India Are Underrated, And A New Whisky Brand
In an exclusive chat with NDTV Lifestyle, Kevin Peter Pietersen, the former England international cricketer, shares details about his newfound entrepreneurial journey, his fitness routine, travel experiences, and more
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Ashes: Kevin Pietersen Asks Joe Root And Team To "Play Without Fear" Against Australia Ahead Of Crucial Boxing Day Test
Ashes: Ahead of the Boxing Day Test, Pietersen has shared his mantra of beating the Aussies in their own den and has asked Joe Root and his team to be more "aggressive".
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"Doesn't Even Come Close": Kevin Pietersen's Big Statement On Virat Kohli-Steve Smith Debate
In an Instagram Live chat, Pommie Mbangwa asked Kevin Pietersen to pick between Virat Kohli and Steve Smith.
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Ball-Tampering Scandal: 'Steve Smith Is Not A Criminal', Shane Warne, Kevin Pietersen Object To Treatment At Airport
Steve Smith was surrounded by police as he left Johannesburg airport amidst boos and shouts of 'cheat'.
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Stuart Broad Feels Beating New Zealand Will Unite England Cricket Fans
England's cricket team has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons after a World Cup disaster followed by a Test loss in the drawn series with the West Indies, the subsequent sacking of coach Peter Moores and the never-ending debate about the worthiness of Kevin Pietersen
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Kevin Pietersen 'not on England Radar', says Coach Peter Moores
Incoming England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Colin Graves has suggested that Kevin Pietersen may yet be able to resurrect his England career, having been frozen out of the national set-up a year ago.
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The Ashes: Australia crush England in 5th Test, seal 5-0 whitewash
The hosts crushed England for a fifth consecutive Test in Sydney by 281 runs to win 5-0 for only the third time in Ashes history.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle gets Kevin Pietersen, again
Australia pacer Peter Siddle claimed the wicket of Kevin Pietersen for the 10th time in Tests as the home team gained the upper hand in the third match, with England wobbling to 146-4 in reply to the home team's 385.
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The Ashes: Australia on the brink of series win after 218-run triumph over England in second Test
The hosts claimed the four remaining wickets on the final morning in Adelaide to take a potentially decisive 2-0 series lead as they seek to recapture the Ashes from their fierce rivals.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle plays down verbal spats on the field, loves playing against Kevin Pietersen
Australia paceman Peter Siddle played down the incident between Ben Stokes and Mitchell Johnson, which needed the intervention of umpires Marais Erasmus and Kumar Dharmasena at times late in the day.
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Shane Watson looks for bowling stint in Ashes opener
Watson said he will not be able to bowl at full speed until the second Test, starting in Adelaide on December 5, but he believes he can still contribute to the attack in Thursday's series-opener in Brisbane.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle sure Australia can bounce back vs England
Peter Siddle said the pace trio of the recalled Mitchell Johnson, Ryan Harris and himself were "ready to go".
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The Ashes: Mitchell Johnson on brink of Test recall for Australia
Left-arm pacer Mitchell Johnson hasn't played a Test match since March, but has been in impressive form in the limited-overs arena for Australia and could form an experienced pace attack with Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle for the series opener against England in Brisbane starting November 21.
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Mitchell Johnson must play in Ashes: Glenn McGrath
The erratic left-armer, who has been taunted by England's notoriously raucous Barmy Army fans in the past, is in line to share the new ball with Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle.
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The Ashes: Australia carrying momentum into 4th test
Australia's misfiring batsmen finally got in the runs, with Clarke hitting a brilliant 187 and both Steve Smith and Chris Rogers falling just short of centuries. And their bowlers continued to look dangerous, particularly pacemen Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle and recalled offspinner Nathan Lyon.
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Exclusive: Kevin Pietersen On Why Wildlife Safaris In India Are Underrated, And A New Whisky Brand
In an exclusive chat with NDTV Lifestyle, Kevin Peter Pietersen, the former England international cricketer, shares details about his newfound entrepreneurial journey, his fitness routine, travel experiences, and more
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Ashes: Kevin Pietersen Asks Joe Root And Team To "Play Without Fear" Against Australia Ahead Of Crucial Boxing Day Test
Ashes: Ahead of the Boxing Day Test, Pietersen has shared his mantra of beating the Aussies in their own den and has asked Joe Root and his team to be more "aggressive".
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"Doesn't Even Come Close": Kevin Pietersen's Big Statement On Virat Kohli-Steve Smith Debate
In an Instagram Live chat, Pommie Mbangwa asked Kevin Pietersen to pick between Virat Kohli and Steve Smith.
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Ball-Tampering Scandal: 'Steve Smith Is Not A Criminal', Shane Warne, Kevin Pietersen Object To Treatment At Airport
Steve Smith was surrounded by police as he left Johannesburg airport amidst boos and shouts of 'cheat'.
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Stuart Broad Feels Beating New Zealand Will Unite England Cricket Fans
England's cricket team has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons after a World Cup disaster followed by a Test loss in the drawn series with the West Indies, the subsequent sacking of coach Peter Moores and the never-ending debate about the worthiness of Kevin Pietersen
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Kevin Pietersen 'not on England Radar', says Coach Peter Moores
Incoming England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Colin Graves has suggested that Kevin Pietersen may yet be able to resurrect his England career, having been frozen out of the national set-up a year ago.
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The Ashes: Australia crush England in 5th Test, seal 5-0 whitewash
The hosts crushed England for a fifth consecutive Test in Sydney by 281 runs to win 5-0 for only the third time in Ashes history.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle gets Kevin Pietersen, again
Australia pacer Peter Siddle claimed the wicket of Kevin Pietersen for the 10th time in Tests as the home team gained the upper hand in the third match, with England wobbling to 146-4 in reply to the home team's 385.
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The Ashes: Australia on the brink of series win after 218-run triumph over England in second Test
The hosts claimed the four remaining wickets on the final morning in Adelaide to take a potentially decisive 2-0 series lead as they seek to recapture the Ashes from their fierce rivals.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle plays down verbal spats on the field, loves playing against Kevin Pietersen
Australia paceman Peter Siddle played down the incident between Ben Stokes and Mitchell Johnson, which needed the intervention of umpires Marais Erasmus and Kumar Dharmasena at times late in the day.
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Shane Watson looks for bowling stint in Ashes opener
Watson said he will not be able to bowl at full speed until the second Test, starting in Adelaide on December 5, but he believes he can still contribute to the attack in Thursday's series-opener in Brisbane.
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The Ashes: Peter Siddle sure Australia can bounce back vs England
Peter Siddle said the pace trio of the recalled Mitchell Johnson, Ryan Harris and himself were "ready to go".
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The Ashes: Mitchell Johnson on brink of Test recall for Australia
Left-arm pacer Mitchell Johnson hasn't played a Test match since March, but has been in impressive form in the limited-overs arena for Australia and could form an experienced pace attack with Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle for the series opener against England in Brisbane starting November 21.
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Mitchell Johnson must play in Ashes: Glenn McGrath
The erratic left-armer, who has been taunted by England's notoriously raucous Barmy Army fans in the past, is in line to share the new ball with Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle.
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The Ashes: Australia carrying momentum into 4th test
Australia's misfiring batsmen finally got in the runs, with Clarke hitting a brilliant 187 and both Steve Smith and Chris Rogers falling just short of centuries. And their bowlers continued to look dangerous, particularly pacemen Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle and recalled offspinner Nathan Lyon.
