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Kevin Pietersen Autobiography Rubbished by Graham Gooch
Former England skipper Graham Gooch said Andy Flower had wanted to build bridges with Kevin Pietersen after he had been dropped for texting South African cricketers about Andrew Strauss.
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Kevin Pietersen row was a 'let down', says Andrew Strauss
The low points came following reports Pietersen, South Africa born and raised, had sent derogatory text messages to his friends in the Proteas' dressing room regarding Strauss, including advice on how to dismiss the left-hander.
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Andrew Strauss backs Kevin Pietersen as England 'mentor' to ODI side
Kevin Pietersen was briefly cast into the international wilderness last year after being accused of sending derogatory text messages about then England captain Strauss to South Africa players.
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Kevin Pietersen given full England contract
Pietersen was frozen out of the international picture in August last year when he was dropped for the final Test against South Africa over claims he sent text messages to rival players criticising then-England captain Andrew Strauss.
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England leave for India fully 'armed' with Kevin Pietersen
The England team on Thursday embarked on their gruelling Test tour of India with captain Alastair Cook insisting that Kevin Pietersen's text message scandal was over and he was delighted to have the controversial batsman in the squad for the series.
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An elated Kevin Pietersen returns for England Tests in India
Kevin Pietersen returned to the England team for the upcoming tour of India on Thursday, following his exile for sending provocative texts to opposition players and admitted he was overjoyed to be back.
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ECB apologises to South Africa over Kevin Pietersen claim; apology accepted
The England and Wales Cricket Board has apologized to South Africa over allegations that Proteas players provoked Kevin Pietersen in the text message saga that saw him excluded from England's team.
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Cricket South Africa denies its players provoked Kevin Pietersen
South Africa's cricket body has "dismissed with contempt" allegations by the head of its English counterpart that South African players provoked Kevin Pietersen in the text message saga that saw him excluded from England's team.
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Hope all is sorted out: Kevin Pietersen
Ignored for the tour of India, controversial batsman Kevin Pietersen expects to be picked for England's next assignment in New Zealand even as former captain Andrew Strauss confirmed receiving an apology from him for the infamous text messages episode.
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Kevin Pietersen disappointed by latest England snub
Kevin Pietersen admits he is disappointed to have been snubbed again by England after going to "great lengths" to broker a peace deal following the text message row that threatens to end his international career.
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England announce team for India tour, Kevin Pietersen left out
Star batsman Kevin Pietersen was today left out of the 16-member England squad for the Test tour of India following the bitter text message scandal involving his national team-mates, leaving his international career in jeopardy.
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Andy Flower wants Kevin Pietersen to come clean over texts
England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career.
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England outcast Pietersen dismissed for golden duck
Troubled England star Kevin Pietersen suffered another blow on Sunday as the controversial batsman was dismissed for a golden duck just hours after more damaging allegations emerged about the text message row that threatens to end his international career.
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Kevin Pietersen waits on Twenty20 after text apology
England batsman Kevin Pietersen will discover by Saturday if his apology for sending "provocative texts" to South African players has come in time to salvage his hopes of playing in the World Twenty20.
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Graeme Smith denies Proteas' role in Pietersen axe
South Africa captain Graeme Smith has said suggestions his side deliberately leaked text messages from Kevin Pietersen are "the biggest load of rubbish I have heard".
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Kevin Pietersen Autobiography Rubbished by Graham Gooch
Former England skipper Graham Gooch said Andy Flower had wanted to build bridges with Kevin Pietersen after he had been dropped for texting South African cricketers about Andrew Strauss.
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Kevin Pietersen row was a 'let down', says Andrew Strauss
The low points came following reports Pietersen, South Africa born and raised, had sent derogatory text messages to his friends in the Proteas' dressing room regarding Strauss, including advice on how to dismiss the left-hander.
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Andrew Strauss backs Kevin Pietersen as England 'mentor' to ODI side
Kevin Pietersen was briefly cast into the international wilderness last year after being accused of sending derogatory text messages about then England captain Strauss to South Africa players.
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Kevin Pietersen given full England contract
Pietersen was frozen out of the international picture in August last year when he was dropped for the final Test against South Africa over claims he sent text messages to rival players criticising then-England captain Andrew Strauss.
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England leave for India fully 'armed' with Kevin Pietersen
The England team on Thursday embarked on their gruelling Test tour of India with captain Alastair Cook insisting that Kevin Pietersen's text message scandal was over and he was delighted to have the controversial batsman in the squad for the series.
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An elated Kevin Pietersen returns for England Tests in India
Kevin Pietersen returned to the England team for the upcoming tour of India on Thursday, following his exile for sending provocative texts to opposition players and admitted he was overjoyed to be back.
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ECB apologises to South Africa over Kevin Pietersen claim; apology accepted
The England and Wales Cricket Board has apologized to South Africa over allegations that Proteas players provoked Kevin Pietersen in the text message saga that saw him excluded from England's team.
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Cricket South Africa denies its players provoked Kevin Pietersen
South Africa's cricket body has "dismissed with contempt" allegations by the head of its English counterpart that South African players provoked Kevin Pietersen in the text message saga that saw him excluded from England's team.
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Hope all is sorted out: Kevin Pietersen
Ignored for the tour of India, controversial batsman Kevin Pietersen expects to be picked for England's next assignment in New Zealand even as former captain Andrew Strauss confirmed receiving an apology from him for the infamous text messages episode.
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Kevin Pietersen disappointed by latest England snub
Kevin Pietersen admits he is disappointed to have been snubbed again by England after going to "great lengths" to broker a peace deal following the text message row that threatens to end his international career.
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England announce team for India tour, Kevin Pietersen left out
Star batsman Kevin Pietersen was today left out of the 16-member England squad for the Test tour of India following the bitter text message scandal involving his national team-mates, leaving his international career in jeopardy.
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Andy Flower wants Kevin Pietersen to come clean over texts
England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career.
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England outcast Pietersen dismissed for golden duck
Troubled England star Kevin Pietersen suffered another blow on Sunday as the controversial batsman was dismissed for a golden duck just hours after more damaging allegations emerged about the text message row that threatens to end his international career.
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Kevin Pietersen waits on Twenty20 after text apology
England batsman Kevin Pietersen will discover by Saturday if his apology for sending "provocative texts" to South African players has come in time to salvage his hopes of playing in the World Twenty20.
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Graeme Smith denies Proteas' role in Pietersen axe
South Africa captain Graeme Smith has said suggestions his side deliberately leaked text messages from Kevin Pietersen are "the biggest load of rubbish I have heard".
