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Kiwis seek another semi-final

Cricinfo previews the Super Eights match between England and New Zealand in St Lucia

09-May-2010•The Preview by Andrew Miller

'Wow, the boys turned up today' - Pietersen

Kevin Pietersen's timing was at its best on and off the field in Barbados

08-May-2010•Andrew McGlashan at Kensington Oval

Pietersen prepares to fly home for fatherhood

Kevin Pietersen will miss England's final Super Eights fixture against New Zealand on Monday, as he returns to the UK to attend the birth of his first child

08-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen sets up emphatic victory

England completed a clinical 39-run win over South Africa at the Kensington Oval to get one foot in the semi-finals

08-May-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Table-toppers brace for showdown

Cricinfo previews the Super Eights game between England and South Africa

07-May-2010•The Preview by Andrew Miller

Pietersen praises England power-hitters

Kevin Pietersen could be leaving this tournament at any moment should his wife go into labour, and in the form he showed against Pakistan it will be a considerable hole to fill if he is absent

06-May-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Barbados

Pietersen seals England victory

Kevin Pietersen returned to form with a confident 52-ball 70 not out, as England's powerful new batting line-up capitalised on a spirited display from their bowlers to ease along to a comfortable six-wicket victory

06-May-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Pietersen backs England spinners to deliver

Kevin Pietersen has reiterated his commitment to attend the birth of his first child, even if means leaving the field mid game

30-Apr-2010•Cricinfo staff

Stuart Broad backs England's bowlers for Twenty20

Stuart Broad has insisted that the England bowlers were right to skip the IPL to ensure they remain fresh for international duty despite criticism from Kevin Pietersen

15-Apr-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Seamers set up Bangalore win

On a slow pitch that lacked bounce, Bangalore restricted Rajasthan to 130 before they knocked it off without much fuss to win a crucial encounter in Jaipur.

14-Apr-2010•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

IPL would have benefited England bowlers - Pietersen

The England batsman has said his national team-mates, particularly the bowlers, may have made a mistake by skipping the IPL

14-Apr-2010•Cricinfo staff

Another loss for sloppy Punjab

An amateurish fielding display from Kings XI Punjab and one over of carnage from Robin Uthappa tipped the match Royal Challenger Bangalore's way after ten overs of sensible batting from Kevin Pietersen and Virat Kohli had kept the game evenly poised

02-Apr-2010•The Bulletin by Siddarth Ravindran

Cook hundred takes England to 2-0 series win

What was at times a fluctuating contest turned into a comfortable victory for England as Alastair Cook finished his first tour in charge with a controlled, unbeaten 109

24-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Sahil Dutta

Rubel's value, KP's milestone

The plays of the day from the second day between Bangladesh and England in Dhaka

21-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Determined Bangladesh put pressure on England

Bangladesh had the better of the second day at Mirpur, posting 419 with half centuries for Naeem Islam and Shafiul Islam before reducing England to 107 for 3 during the evening session

21-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Pietersen slams Chittagong pitch

Kevin Pietersen believes he is back to his best form after battling to overcome his technical deficiencies against left-arm spin,

18-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Hard work pays off for Pietersen

Kevin Pietersen doesn't do humble pie as a rule, but on this trip it's been forced down his gullet by the shovel-full

12-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Six-hitting Cook and Pietersen's hoodoo

Plays of the day from the first day of Bangladesh v England, 1st Test, Chittagong

12-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Cook and Pietersen hurt poor Bangladesh

Alastair Cook is only keeping the England captaincy hot seat warm, but he continues to sit very comfortably in the position as he maintained his impressive tour of Bangladesh with an unbeaten 158 on his first day as the Test leader

12-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Jamie Siddons confident of keeping Pietersen at bay

The Bangladesh coach is braced for the likelihood of a return to form for Kevin Pietersen at some stage during the two-Test series against England, which gets underway at Chittagong on Friday, but believes that his team has the bowlers to keep his attacki

10-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

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