A video of Kevin Pietersen showing keen interest in being a part of the England team for the World Twenty20 World Cup, despite retiring from limited-overs cricket. Pietersen was Man of the Series in the last T20 World Cup in the Caribbean which was won by England. “I’ve said I’ll play the T20 World Cup,”...
Written by Cricket Country Staff Published: Jun 12, 2012, 05:08 PM (IST) Edited: Jun 12, 2012, 05:08 PM (IST)
A video of Kevin Pietersen showing keen interest in being a part of the England team for the World Twenty20 World Cup, despite retiring from limited-overs cricket.
Pietersen was Man of the Series in the last T20 World Cup in the Caribbean which was won by England.
“I’ve said I’ll play the T20 World Cup,” Pietersen explained. “If they [England] want me to play the T20 World Cup, I’ll play the T20 World Cup.
“But contracts are contracts. They’d have to change the rules to make that happen.”
Pietersen, who also plays in the lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL), was adamant it was no longer possible for him to perform to his best in all three international formats in what is an increasingly congested programme
A video of Kevin Pietersen showing keen interest in being a part of the England team for the World Twenty20 World Cup, despite retiring from limited-overs cricket.
Pietersen was Man of the Series in the last T20 World Cup in the Caribbean which was won by England.
“I’ve said I’ll play the T20 World Cup,” Pietersen explained. “If they [England] want me to play the T20 World Cup, I’ll play the T20 World Cup.
“But contracts are contracts. They’d have to change the rules to make that happen.”
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Pietersen, who also plays in the lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL), was adamant it was no longer possible for him to perform to his best in all three international formats in what is an increasingly congested programme.
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