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Kevin Pietersen said he thought Brendon McCullum was joking when McCullum contacted him about an England job

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Kevin Pietersen said he thought Brendon McCullum was joking when McCullum reached out to discuss a role with England, and added that he had been critical of McCullum. Brendon McCullum later spoke highly of Pietersen, praising his appointment as England's mentor for white‑ball formats.

Why it matters

It reveals the interaction and mutual views of two former cricketers regarding England coaching positions, which interests their followers.

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  1. Kevin Pietersen said he thought Brendon McCullum was joking when McCullum reached out for an England job.
  2. Pietersen said he had been critical of McCullum.
  3. Brendon McCullum spoke highly of Kevin Pietersen.
  4. McCullum's praise related to Pietersen's appointment as England's mentor for white‑ball formats.

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