London: England batsman Kevin Pietersen has revealed that his wife was furious over a comment made by him last year, where he said that hitting 100 runs for the country was better than sex.Pietersen said that his wife, Jessica Taylor, “
London: England need to win the fifth and and final Test at Oval starting on Thursday to reclaim the Ashes. The series is all square at 1-1. Australia just need a draw to retain the Ashes.VenueThe Oval, traditional venue for the
Surrey: England and Australia are up for a thrilling finish to the Ashes series at The Oval, where four years ago the drawn final Test of the 2005 Ashes series had brought a thrilling confrontation between Kevin Pietersen and Brett Lee
Sydney: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen will miss the entire ODI series against Australia, after he suffered an infection of the scar tissue following an operation to the Achilles that was injured during the second Test at Lord’s. The England cricket
Warwickshire: England batsman Ian bell says that he is ready to grab his Ashes chance with both hands - and ram the Aussies' taunts straight back down their throats. Bell will be back in England's side for Thursday's Third Test thanks
London: Warwickshire batsman Ian Bell is England's only change for the third Ashes Test. He comes in for injured Kevin Pietersen.England enter the Edgbaston clash with a 1-0 lead but knowing Achilles problems have ruled out their best batsman Pietersen for
London: The England and Wales Cricket Board has denied reports that their star batsman Kevin Pietersen had aggravated his achilles injury while playing for Bangalore Royal Challengers in the Indian Premier League in South Africa earlier this year.The ECB also denied
London: Having undergone an Achilles heel surgery here on Wednesday, England’s best batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that he is heartbroken about being ruled out of the rest of The Ashes series.KP will not play for at least six weeks, and
London: England's adrenalin-fuelled walking wounded have now discovered they have what it takes to recapture The Ashes. According to The Sun, that is the verdict of Kevin Pietersen, one of the players keeping medical staff busy after Monday's 115-run victory over
London: England cricket team coach Andy Flower believes the hosts can win the Ashes without Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Flintoff.Speaking after England's historic win over Australia at Lord's, Flower also revealed that an injured Pietersen had not yet ruled himself out
