London: England flew out to the Caribbean on Thursday suppressing fevered talk about Kevin Pietersen's possible international return and insisting the upcoming test series against the West Indies isn't make or break for coach Peter Moores.
Pietersen is once again the talk of English cricket after the incoming ECB chairman said the divisive batsman could get back in the squad after more than a year out.
Pietersen isn't in England's squad for the West Indies tour, and Moores says he is frustrated that "people whose dreams are being made by going on this tour aren't being mentioned." Moores says Pietersen "isn't on the radar."
Moores' job is under pressure after England's group-stage exit from the Cricket World Cup and captain Alastair Cook says players are "going to the West Indies desperate to turn around England cricket."
Pietersen is once again the talk of English cricket after the incoming ECB chairman said the divisive batsman could get back in the squad after more than a year out.
Pietersen isn't in England's squad for the West Indies tour, and Moores says he is frustrated that "people whose dreams are being made by going on this tour aren't being mentioned." Moores says Pietersen "isn't on the radar."
Moores' job is under pressure after England's group-stage exit from the Cricket World Cup and captain Alastair Cook says players are "going to the West Indies desperate to turn around England cricket."