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'KP at a crossroads'

Agencies,
Australian cricket legend Shane Warne on Tuesday warned his former Hampshire teammate Kevin Pietersen he will need to "reconsider his whole outlook" as he takes over as England captain.
Hampshire batsman Pietersen. 28, was officially unwiled as England captain at Lord's on Monday following the resignation of Michael Vaughan and Paul Collingwood as England'sltest and one-day captains.
And Warne said that Pietersen now needs to become "a giver not a taker"
"Kevin Pietersen nowstands at a crossroads in his life as well as his career," Warne (oldTheTimes.
"Being England captain will take up more time than he can imagine and he will need to reconsider his whole outlook.
"Within the game worldwide he
has a reputation as being an individual, but to be successful a leader must be a giver not a taker - to his team, fringe players, sponsors, the public, everyone."
Warne added: "Hopefully his captaincy will be similar to his batting: positive, instinctive and entertaining. “
Warne fears that the quick elevation might make it difficult for the flamboyant batsman to keep his feet grounded.
"My biggest worry (with Pietersen) is that he gets a bit far above himself and doesn't keep his feet on the ground.
"He's got to remember who his friends are. If he keeps that in mind, he will be all right. He has as much talent as anyone that has ever played the game," said Warne.
Warne also mentioned that England would miss Vaughan's leadership, that won them the 2005 Ashes, when the two teams square up for next year's Ashes.
“Vaughan is crucial for England to regain the Ashes next year because he
is such a good captain."\feme said.
Meanwhile. Warne s former teammate and Australian wicketkeeping great Adam Gilchrist has questioned whether newly-appointed England skipper Kevin Pietersen can continue to perform under the added weight of captaincy.
Pietersen, a star of England's 2005 Ashes triumph, has stepped up to succeed Michael Vaughan as captain of the Test side and has replaced Paul Collingwood as skipper of the limited overs teams.
"When two captains are resigning and saying 'I need to just get back to playing cricket and worrying about scoring runs, there's too much pressure captaining' .it's probably no t the most positive way to step into it." Gilchrist told Melbourne radio station SEN onTUesday.
He added: "If he doesn't score runs at the moment England are well and truly out of just about any competition. They need him doing that."