Kevin Pietersen retirement

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Pietersen became the fastest batsman to reach both 1,000 and 2,000 runs in One Day International cricket,[12][13] and the quickest in terms of time to 5,000 Test runs.[14] He has the highest average of any England player to have played more than 20 innings of one-day cricket.[15] He has the second-highest run total from his first 25 Tests, behind only the Australian Donald Bradman,[16] and was the fastest player, in terms of days, to reach 4,000 Test runs.[17] He became only the third English batsman to top the ICC One Day International rankings, doing so in March 2007.[18] In July 2008, after a century against South Africa, The Times called him "the most complete batsman in cricket".[19] In 2012 The Guardian called him "England's greatest modern batsman

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