New 'Text' Twist in KP Saga


By Michael Norwood
August 10 2012

It seems the never ending leaking of information regarding Kevin Pietersen goes on, with news today that he was apparently caught texting a couple of South African players during the second test match at Headingley.....

The text messages were reportedly said to have been sent to fast bowler Dale Steyn and batsman come wicketkeeper AB de Villiers.

In addition, the messages are said to have contained not very flattering comments about some of Pietersen's England team mates.

South Africa’s manager Dr Mohammed Moosajee told the Daily Mail: ‘I can confirm that text messages were sent but they contained friendly banter between guys who have played with each other in the past.’

Pietersen has indicated that there are problems in the England dressing room, and these new revelations will only add fuel to the fire, although one thing is becoming very clear, someone in the close proximity to Pietersen and the England team, is feeding information such as this to the press on a now daily basis.

 

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New 'Text' Twist in KP Saga
Discussion started by England Cricket (IP Logged), 10/08/2012 14:32
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10/08/2012 14:34
mobiles are banned in the dressing room, whilst play is going on, so this is a simple story being dressed up by someone with a vendetta against KP, determined to get him out of the England team.

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