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Swann and Pietersen have no issues

Graeme Swann insisted his relationship with Kevin Pietersen hasn't been strained by the comments he made in his autobiography

28-Oct-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Flower unhappy with player autobiographies

England coach Andy Flower has made clear his opinion that autobiographies by current players are a bad idea after the publishing of excerpts from Graeme Swann's new book

16-Oct-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

KP 'never the right man to captain England' - Swann

Graeme Swann believes Kevin Pietersen is not a natural captain and has claimed the batsman was never the right man to lead England

10-Oct-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Pietersen targets next World Cup

Kevin Pietersen has tried to put to bed talk about his future in one-day cricket by insisting that he wants to play for England until at least the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

07-Oct-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Pietersen part of 2015 plans - Cook

Alastair Cook believes Kevin Pietersen can be part of England's 2015 World Cup side

03-Oct-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Pietersen returns as Meaker gets call

The uncapped Surrey fast bowler, Stuart Meaker, has been called into England's one-day squad for their tour of India next month, after the selectors chose to rest their senior paceman, James Anderson, for the five-match ODI series

26-Sep-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Not sure KP would get in team - Adams

Chris Adams, the Surrey cricket manager, hasn't been given any official indication over the availability of Kevin Pietersen but suggested that he'd struggle to get in the team anyway

04-Sep-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Pietersen sets sights on India tour

Kevin Pietersen has insisted he still has the hunger for one-day internationals after being rested from the current series against India

04-Sep-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Pietersen rested for India ODIs

England have rested Kevin Pietersen for the upcoming ODI series India and called-up Durham allrounder Ben Stokes

26-Aug-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

England's dominance reflected in player rankings

England's overwhelming success in the Test series against India has been reflected in the latest ICC player rankings

23-Aug-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

England's disdain, India's pain

ESPNcricinfo's Plays of the Day from the second day of the fourth Test between England and India at The Oval

19-Aug-2011•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Bell and Pietersen plunder India in record stand

Ian Bell and Kevin Pietersen, both with their second hundreds of the series, combined for a third-wicket stand of 350, England's second highest third-wicket stand

19-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Cook hundred puts woeful India to the sword

India hadn't seen the best of Alastair Cook in the first two Tests. Now they have. His unbeaten 182, a 19th Test hundred, carried England into a position of complete control

11-Aug-2011•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

England's batsmen flatten India on 417-run day

At stumps England led by 374 with four wickets in hand, having scored 417 runs in the day, and India's chances of winning or saving the match were slim

31-Jul-2011•The Report by George Binoy

Trott and Anderson into second place

Jonathan Trott has overtaken Sachin Tendulkar and Kumar Sangakkara to be rated the second best Test batsman in the world

26-Jul-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

KP does the double, Dhoni does it all

Plays of the Day from the second day of the first Test between England and India at Lord's

22-Jul-2011•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Pietersen backs his attacking instincts

Kevin Pietersen has admitted his frustrations at not converting confident starts into a substantial innings in the one-day series against Sri Lanka

05-Jul-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Chandimal century seals crushing victory

In the end, victory was sealed with six wickets and ten balls to spare, but Chandimal's quest for a maiden Lord's century - which he sealed with a cathartic six over long-on in the 48th over, after Mathews had played out a maiden at the other end - left m

03-Jul-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Jayawardene crushes lacklustre England

Mahela Jayawardene put his struggles in the Test series firmly behind him with a fluent and dominant 72 from 57 balls, as Stuart Broad's maiden outing as England Twenty20 captain ended in a thumping nine-wicket defeat at Bristol

25-Jun-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Pietersen shines after frustrating delays

Kevin Pietersen enlivened another day heavily disrupted by the weather at the Rose Bowl with a positive 85 as England moved into the lead on 195 for 4

18-Jun-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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