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    Pietersen also believes his spat with Moores has ultimately paid dividends for Strauss given that he appears to have more freedom than he did during his time in the role. "He has a coach he can work with ... I never had that. I didn't have the power or authority to run the team. I never had that as England captain." Kevin Pietersen claims it was 'a blessing in disguise' injury forced him to miss most of England's Ashes win 'to get my hunger back'. Full Article at Clubcall.com
    He has a coach he can work with ... I never had that. I didn't have the power or authority to run the team. I never had that as England captain.
    Kevin Pietersen – Kevin Pietersen SOURCE: Clubcall.com 2 months ago
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Cricket: Pietersen boosted by injury absence
  1. It was frustrating ... I put into writing all my suggestions, as I was asked to, and (Andrew) Strauss has got the benefit of all that. I've just had to watch it unfold this summer, which has been extremely hard for me, so maybe it was a blessing in disguise for me to be injured and away from everything ...
    SOURCE: Clubcall.com 2 months ago

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