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    England nevertheless have demonstrated that they can thrive without Pietersen by beating Australia in this year's Ashes series before reaching the semi-finals of the recent Champions Trophy tournament in South Africa. "We managed to win the Ashes without Pietersen so I can't see why we can't do well in South Africa without him" Gatting added. "What England have to do is get rid of that inconsistency because at the moment when they are good they can be very good, but when they are bad they are very bad." Full Article at Times of India
    We managed to win the Ashes without Pietersen so I can't see why we can't do well in South Africa without him
    – Mike Gatting SOURCE: Times of India 1 month ago
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Gatting brands KP homecoming a gamble
  1. What England have to do is get rid of that inconsistency because at the moment when they are good they can be very good, but when they are bad they are very bad.
    SOURCE: Times of India 1 month ago
  2. He may still have the injury lingering in the back of his mind so he has to get fully confident again. All that has to be out of his mind so he can get on with the batting.
    SOURCE: Times of India 1 month ago
  3. We only have one or two warm-up matches so it's going to be a big ask from him to get back to his best, even someone of his ability
    – Mike Gatting SOURCE: Times of India 1 month ago

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