Kevin Pietersen has acknowledged that his appointment as England's white-ball teams' specialist mentor has sparked mixed reactions, but the former batsman insists he is thoroughly enjoying his return to the dressing room.
Speaking at Headingley—the very venue where, 14 years ago, he famously remarked "it's tough being me in this dressing room"—Pietersen emphasized that he is now a "completely different" individual. He elaborated at length on his new role advising England's limited-overs sides, noting that his approach has evolved significantly.
Following a 16-run defeat to Sri Lanka, which sets up a deciding match in the one-day series at The Oval on Sunday, Pietersen revealed that his involvement, though not full-time—"I'll be in and out"—could extend beyond the goal of winning the 50-over World Cup in South Africa next year. Before that, the home Ashes series, which launched his career in 2005, looms large, and he has already held discussions with incoming Test coach Stephen Fleming and Joe Root.
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