England’s ex-cricketer Kevin Pietersen has said in a recent conversation with IPL betting site Betway

London, Apr. 1 : England batsman Kevin Pietersen has defended his decision to play in the Indian Premier League only a few days after complaining of homesickness during England''s lengthy tour of the Caribbean.

Pietersen said: "What happens in two weeks is a totally different kettle of fish and that''s the difference."

Pietersen believes he will be helping England by developing his game with his participation in the IPL.

St. Lucia (West Indies), Apr. 1 : England batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that he misses his wife Jessica
Taylor terribly, and has vowed never to stay away from her for 11 months ever again.

"Everybody in the team wants to go home and see their families, but what happens in two weeks is a totally different
kettle of fish. I''m going to spend a week with my wife, and that''s going to be an amazing week, then go back to work. I
won''t be without my wife for 11 weeks ever again," Pietersen told The Sun here.

St. Lucia (West Indies), Mar. 31 : England batsman Kevin Pietersen''s international career has probably hit a major roadblock, and speculation is rife that he may be sacked if he persists with his self-centered attitude.

Pietersen is officially on record as saying that all he wants to do is go home.

There is no doubt that he is still England''s best batsman, and remains committed to the cause. When he left the field during the fourth one-day international against West Indies complaining of a back spasm there was not sympathy but scepticism.

Guyana (West Indies), Mar. 20 : Former England cricket captain Kevin Pietersen is insisting that he does not want to lead the side in this summer's Twenty20 World Cup.

In an interview with his Nasser Hussain on Sky Sports to be aired today, Pietersen emphatically said `No' when asked whether he could be persuaded to lead England in the World Twenty20.