Pietersen rested for India ODIs

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England have rested Kevin Pietersen for the upcoming ODI series India and called-up Durham allrounder Ben Stokes [...] Related posts:Flower still has faith in Kevin Pietersen Zaheer may be rested for England ODIs See the complete post here

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