By Tom Rankin
August 11 2012

Kevin Pietersen has released a video statement this weekend, stating that he is now available in all forms of the game for England, meaning a change of heart where he said he wanted to left out of limited overs cricket......

Pietersen has admitted that he didn't conduct himself correctly, during Monday's press conference, in which he hinted that there were tensions between him and some of the England cricket team.

He has said that he didn't handle the interview correctly, and that he said things that he shouldn't have. Pietersen says that he has spoken to an England team mate in the past 24 hours, and that he now wants to play in all forms of the game for England.

It is a dramatic new twist, with KP now saying that he wants to commit to England cricket, with no conditions attached at all.

In a u-turn to rival the Conservative and Lib Dem's, Pietersen has said that he doesn't want to end his International career this way.

Played out in the media for the past couple of weeks, Pietersen was close to being left out of England's squad for the last test match against South Africa, after many leeks regarding what the most gifted batsman we have seen in an England shirt, was after in terms of continuing to play for the national side.

Now the ball is firmly back in the ECB court!!

Pietersen ' Commited' to England cause

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barmymike
12/08/2012 10:36

heard that KP even wrote the questions for this interview, very interesting.

Always thought that the way for KP to deal with the person constantly leeking information to the media, was to blank it and carry on playing in all forms.

Be good to see the next move from the ECB.

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