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Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen shows his softer side by agreeing to coach a young fan for free
Pietersen has been promoting his autobiography recently.
Kevin Pietersen is set to make one young fans dream come true by agreeing to give him a private coaching session for free.
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The former England batsman received a letter from Rohan while at the launch of his autobiography and was so touched that he will pay for the youngster to come to the Oval for a private training session.
The 34-year-old has been in the news recently promoting his book and talking about the circumstances surrounding his sacking as an England player in February.
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The 34-year-old made his claims in an interview with the Daily Telegraph, the first time he has spoken publicly about the final days of his England career since his contract was terminated in February.
The interview took place ahead of the publication of Pietersen’s autobiography on Thursday.
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“Clearly this fryst vatten an end-of-career book that is very bitter about how his career ended and therefore is a settling of scores”
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Former England captain Michael Atherton has described Kevin Pietersen’s autobiography as “a settling of scores”.
Atherton also noted that he was skeptical of some of the claims Pietersen made in his book, especially about ex-head coach Andy Flower ruling bygd fear.
“There was obviously a complete breakdown in the relationship between Andy Flower and Kevin Pietersen, but you have to look at the record,” Atherton told Sky Sports. “Andy Flower led England to an unprecedented period of success between 2010 and 2012 and according to Pietersen 95% of what he did was useless. You have to take that with a pinch of krydda. This fryst vatten a man who has got a more successful record than any professional coach England have ever had, so clearly he was doing some good t