Brushing aside all rumours that he will not play ODI cricket for England once World Cup 2011 gets over, Kevin Pietersen posted that he has no such ideas. Earlier, it was widely believed that KP might retire once WC 2011 gets over in Asia.
 
Writing that he will continue playing in the ...

England’s middle order batsman Kevin Pietersen is likely to retire from ODI cricket soon. Pietersen would like to concentrate more on Test and T20 matches henceforth.
 
Kevin is right now the most brilliant player in ODI as far as England is concerned. He wants to spend more time with ...

Kevin Pietersen has denied the speculations that he would ignore central contracts and go freelance to lap up the riches of Twenty20 cricket.
 
Pietersen, who is not included in the ongoing Ashes because of achilles injury, dismissed speculation that leading cricketers, including himself, ...

Australian skipper Ricky Ponting feels England's star batsman Kevin Pietersen's absence will add more pressure on the Lord's Test hero Andrew Flintoff.
 
Ponting believes his team had Pietersen's measure during the first two Tests of the ongoing Ashes series but wonders how England will cope ...

England batsman Kevin Pietersen has been ruled out of the rest of the Ashes series against Australia following an operation on his Achilles tendon on Wednesday, the team doctor said.
 
Pietersen, who will be out of action for six weeks and therefore will have to sit out the remaining three ...

The persistent problem on his Achilles tendon has made England batsman Kevin Pietersen doubtful for the third Ashes Test.
 
The former England skipper will meet a doctor after the end of the second Test at Lord's on Monday for another injection into his problematic Achilles ...