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"No One Should Be Surprised...": Kevin Pietersen's Brutal Take On India-New Zealand Series Outcome

Former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen recently took to X to express his concerns about the declining quality of batting techniques in Test cricket. Pietersen highlighted the shift in focus towards aggressive, boundary-centric play, which he believes has led to a deterioration in traditional batting skills. "No one should be surprised by the lack of batting application and technique in Test Match cricket. Cricket is a 'smackers' game now and there is a disintegration of Test Match batting skill in the game. When it comes to playing spin, the only way, spend time playing against it for hours and hours and hours. There's no quick remedy!" Pietersen tweeted.

'Virtually unbeatable' India win praise after third T20 World Cup crown

March 9 : The cricketing world hailed white‑ball powerhouse India as they etched their name deeper into history with a third men’s Twenty20 World Cup title on Sunday, defeating New Zealand by 96 runs in Ahmedabad.

Pietersen says he is open to England coaching role

March 8 : Former England captain Kevin Pietersen says he would be interested in joining the team’s coaching set-up and would look to alter their approach to test cricket.

Watch: Rohit Sharma's Special Gesture For Fans After MI's Final Home Game Of IPL 2025

Mumbai Indians delivered a dominating performance against Delhi Capitals in their previous IPL 2025 match on Wednesday and secured a playoffs berth. Playing at the Wankhede Stadium, MI posted a good total of 180/5 in 20 overs after being put to bat first. Later, Hardik Pandya and co dismantled DC's batting lineup and bundled them out for 121 to clinch a 59-run win. With MI becoming the fourth team to enter the playoffs, DC got eliminated from the race. This victory also became a special one for MI as it was their last game of the season at their den, Wankhede.

Brendon McCullum Shares One Aspect England Need To "Improve On" Ahead Of India Tests

England head coach Brendon McCullum feels his players have lacked humility in their recent public utterances and he would like to see them win back respect from fans ahead of the tough home series against India and the Ashes later this year. McCullum, while speaking to the media ahead of a lone Test against Zimbabwe starting Thursday in Nottingham, said the players need to be more attuned to the public mood. "It's not just about what you do on the cricket field. It's how you carry yourself. It's how you interact with the public. It's the messaging that you give," McCullum told the British media.

Abishek Porel Lauds Kevin Pietersen's Support Amidst Delhi Capitals' Struggles

Delhi Capitals' (DC) wicketkeeper-batter Abishek Porel shed light on the positive influence of team mentor Kevin Pietersen, even as the franchise faces a steep climb in the race for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 playoffs. Porel, who has been inconsistent in Delhi's campaign, highlighted the importance of Pietersen's mentorship, especially during difficult phases. "The experience with Kevin Pietersen has been really good," Porel said in the post-match press conference.

Delhi Capitals Mentor Breaks Silence On England Star Who Was Handed Two-Year IPL Ban

Delhi Capitals (DC) mentor and former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen has expressed disappointment over young England batter Harry Brook pulling out of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) season. Pietersen said Brook has technical flaws while facing spin in the subcontinent and he had hoped to help the 26-year-old improve. Brook had been bought by DC for Rs 6.25 crore in the IPL mega auction last year, but withdrew before the season began, citing the need to "recharge himself" before a busy season with the England team. Almost a month later, Brook was appointed as England's new white-ball captain, replacing Jos Buttler after the team's poor performances in recent ICC tournaments.

Virat Kohli, Kevin Pietersen's Picture Triggers Orry-Inspired Memes

Royal Challengers Bengaluru batter Virat Kohli enjoys a huge fan base in the entire country. No matter where RCB play, the entire stadium always lights up with the chants of Kohli. This is what exactly happened on Sunday when RCB faced Delhi Capitals at the Arun Jaitely Stadium. It was a homecoming for the Delhi boy Kohli, who also scored a half-century and helped RCB clinch a six-wicket win over DC. After the match, Kohli also shared a heartfelt moment with DC mentor and England great Kevin Pietersen and the picture of their reunion has gone viral on social media.

"Tell Me Where He Fits": Kevin Pietersen's Retort To Reporter On Delhi Capitals' Rs 10.75 Crore Star's Absence

Delhi Capitals (DC) mentor Kevin Pietersen was quizzed over the absence of the left-arm pacer T Natarajan from the playing XI, following the loss to the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Sunday. Natarajan, who was bought by DC for a hefty sum of Rs 10.75 crore, hasn't played a single game this season. On Natarajan's no show so far, Pietersen gave a sharp response to a journalist, saying that they can only play with 12 players with one of them being an impact substitute.

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"No One Should Be Surprised...": Kevin Pietersen's Brutal Take On India-New Zealand Series Outcome

'Virtually unbeatable' India win praise after third T20 World Cup crown

Pietersen says he is open to England coaching role

Watch: Rohit Sharma's Special Gesture For Fans After MI's Final Home Game Of IPL 2025

Brendon McCullum Shares One Aspect England Need To "Improve On" Ahead Of India Tests

Abishek Porel Lauds Kevin Pietersen's Support Amidst Delhi Capitals' Struggles

Delhi Capitals Mentor Breaks Silence On England Star Who Was Handed Two-Year IPL Ban

Virat Kohli, Kevin Pietersen's Picture Triggers Orry-Inspired Memes

"Tell Me Where He Fits": Kevin Pietersen's Retort To Reporter On Delhi Capitals' Rs 10.75 Crore Star's Absence