Pietersen is willing to help the England team by taking up a coaching role
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Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has revealed that he is open to the idea of helping the national team by taking up a coaching role.
“We haven’t had discussions at all about Kevin”
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England national selector James Whitaker has made it clear that former batsman Kevin Pietersen “isn’t part of our plans”.
“If I was a selector, I wouldn’t rule out his return”
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that Kevin Pietersen only has “a 10% chance” of making his international comeback.
“I’m really looking forward to working with the Test Match Special team at the World Cup”
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Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen will join the BBC commentary team during the knockout stages of the World Cup.
“He could have won three or four games by himself”
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Former England all-rounder Paul Collingwood believes that Ben Stokes could’ve led the country to World Cup glory.
“I didn’t mean anything by it”
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England pace bowler Stuart Broad has apologised for his comments about the United Kingdom’s minimum wage on Twitter.
Kieswetter’s professional career could be over
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Somerset wicketkeeper-batsman Craig Kieswetter is set to learn whether the horrific eye injury he suffered during last year’s county season will end his cricketing career.
“I was having huge doubts about how I’d go about bowling and whether I’d want to bowl the short ball”
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England pace bowler James Anderson has revealed that he started having doubts about bowling bouncers following the death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.
“I am going to Pakistan to share the good news of my marriage with the nation”
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After details emerged that former Pakistan captain-turned-politician Imran Khan had married former BBC presenter Reham Khan, he made it clear that “getting married isn’t a crime”.
“We will donate proceeds of the match to the families and towards rebuilding the school”
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they will donate all monetary proceeds from the fourth ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand to the victims of the Peshawar school massacre.