The ENGLAND won't be sluggish without Pietersen, say players

ENGLAND:  The united kingdom will not be sluggish because of major batsman Kevin Pietersen being decreased for this week's third and last analyze against Southern African-american at Lord's, according to group partners Graeme Swann and Tim Bresnan.
Pietersen, known as man of the go with after reaching a amazing 149 in the second analyze at Leeds, was remaining out at the few days because he did not validate he did not deliver derogatory sms information about other The united kingdom gamers to the resistance.
"Just because you reduce one gamer it doesn't actually create you a sluggish group," said off-spinner Graeme Swann in his Sun paper pillar on Wednesday.
"We all need to be taking in the same route - not 10 of us doing it and one of us not."
Swann said England's one-day outcomes had enhanced since Pietersen provided up 50-over and Twenty20 worldwide cricket in May.
"Since Kevin outdated from limited-overs cricket we are unbeaten in all suits in the reduced types," he said.
Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow, 22, has changed Pietersen and requires excellent type to Lord's after reviewing a millennium against Modern australia A in Birmingham the other day.
"It may be an even better part," all-rounder Tim Bresnan informed correspondents when requested how the insufficient Pietersen would impact The united kingdom.
"It's one of them where a skilled gamer has been changed by another skilled gamer. Why should we forget certain people just because they're not available for selection?".
Bresnan said the soul among the team, who are 1-0 down in the sequence, had not been destabilised.
"We met up last night, the feelings in the camping was remarkable. It's just like it always is. Always comfortable, quite targeted, but we've always got the generating wish to get that win," he included.
There is press rumours the row could magic the end of Pietersen's profession but former The united kingdom leader Eileen Vaughan expected the Southern African-born batsman would be given another opportunity.
"If it's actual that he sent those written text information it will take a while for him to be permitted returning," Vaughan informed BBC stations.
"It's been a mad, but also a very sad, weeks here we are at the The united kingdom cricket group. There are no actual champions but one very big loss and that's Kevin Pietersen."