Kevin Pietersen returns to England cricket as white-ball mentor ahead of 2027 World Cup
Most outlets led with the news of Kevin Pietersen's return to the England cricket setup as a white-ball mentor in preparation for the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup. The News International provided additional context about his role as a specialist mentor, while Geo News included a reference to Pietersen’s past involvement in the 2023 Ashes series, though this was not elaborated further.
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Pietersen back in England colours as mentor in build-up to 2027 World Cup
Kevin Pietersen will return to the England setup for the first time since retiring in 2014 after being appointed specialist mentor to the white-ball teams ahead of next year’s World Cup in southern Africa, the England Cricket Board said on Monday. The former Ashes and T20 World Cup-winning batter will join Brendon McCullum’s coaching staff for the series against Sri Lanka coming up later this m...
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Pietersen back in England colours as mentor in build-up to 2027 World Cup
Pietersen before the start of the second Test match of Ashes series 2023. — Reuters/FileKevin Pietersen will return to the England setup for the first time since retiring in 2014 after being appointed specialist mentor to the white-ball teams ahead of next year's World Cup in...
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Kevin Pietersen returns to England cricket after 12 years as white-ball mentor
Kevin Pietersen has been appointed in England cricket as a white-ball mentor in the build-up to the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup. As per official announcement, Pietersen will join the team as a specialist mentor and start...
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Pietersen makes England return as white-ball mentor
Former England star rejoins the national set-up as a specialist mentor ahead of the 2027 World Cup
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