Well, he's come out apologised, agreed to be available for all forms of cricket, and apparently sat down with whoever he had issues with (I think it was probably Strauss due to the fact it was apparently Strauss he was slating via text to the Saffers). However, Agnew's article suggest KP still hasn't actually apologised for the texts so clearly whatever issues exist haven't been resolved.
Will his 149 be his last innings for England? Our batting lineup looks considerably weaker for this last test without him. Especially with Strauss a walking wicket, Cook struggling, Trott without a run of scores for some time, Bell susceptible against world class bowling, and the two middle order players with under 5 tests. I wonder if they'll actually go in with 5 bowlers finally?
What are you on about? Seriously.
KP has acted like a complete dick here how anyone can say otherwise is beyond me. The texts have been. Informed by the South Africans as well.
Interesting point, if of course the factual inaccuracy of your post is ignored. In which case it's also insightful
Bell was dropped, earnt his place back and has scored good runs since. Broad's numbers have done nothing but drop since his initial misguided attempts to be the enforcer.... and well Swann has been our most successful spinner since Laker, and was dropped for the last test (incorrectly).
I've been on KPs back as well, his need to be a cricketing mercenary has pissed me off too but nowhere is there proof that KP sent those texts. The ECB have not presented any evidence, simply stating that the uncertainty will cause problems in the camp.
What are you on about? Seriously.
KP has acted like a complete dick here how anyone can say otherwise is beyond me. The texts have been. Informed by the South Africans as well.