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KP vows to be back

AFP, Lontlori
Kevin Pietersen has revealed the background into his astonishing removal as England captain while insisting he hopes to regain die post in the future.
The South African-born batsman quit after just three Tests in charge claiming he couldn't work alongside coach Peter Moores who was sacked as the embarrassing furore dragged on.
But Pietersen, who says he was effectively dumped in a phone call, believes he will one day lead the national team again.
He also insisted that his relationship with Andrew Flintoff had not broken down, stating the star all-rounder had wanted him to remain at the helm of a team determined to reclaim the Ashes in sixmonths' time.
At the same time, Pietersen made no secret of the fact that his relationship with Moores had wholly broken down.
"I feel I've got unfinished business as captain of England --1 definitely feel that," the 28-year-old told the News of the World in an extensive interview.
"But right now, I feel it is right for me to go back and just play -- to do something that I love, which is scoring runs for Engl and."
Of his removal as captain he reflected: "I'm not angry. I'm just hurt, disappointed and upset that a childhood dream has been taken away from me."
Pietersen said he was about to head back from holiday to discuss future strategy with England and Wales Cricket Board fECB) chiefs David Collier and Hugh Morris when he received a call tellinghim he was losing the captaincy.
Following several earlier meetings with Morris and Collier he revealed he then sent an email in which "I said that I can't lead this team forward and take it to the West Indies if Peter Moores is coach."
Pietersen said he was stunned when Morris called to tell him his fate.
"He said they had had an emergency board meeting and they had accepted my resignation.
"I said: 'Excuse me!' They said: 'We’ve accepted your resignation.' I said on what basis has it been accepted? They had no answer. Next, I received an email from the ECB saying: ’Your resignation is of immediate effect'."
Pietersen, who is adamant he will give his full support to new captain Andrew Strauss, stressed he is on good terms with Flintoff, himself a former England captain.
"My relationship with Freddie was great and towards the end 1 sat down with him and I said 'Mate, this is what Is going on.'
"We had a good chat and Freddie's parting words were, You cannot leave as England captain'."
But Pietersen says he has no regrets at making clear his opposition to Moores.
"I risked it all because I thought it was my duty to say things were not right. I risked it ail because it was my duty as England captain to say this was how we should move forward," he said.
"What hurts me was the character assassination that has been totally unfounded. And that is the reason why I want to get my story across so that people can understand that I have done absolutely nothing wrong.'
ECB vice-chairman Dennis Amiss told BBC radio that onceit became known that Pietersen and Moores were at loggerheads the situation "was always going to be impossible to resolve amicably."
"Obviously, the relationship broke down," added Amiss, who stressed the ECB did not believe Pietersen leaked the information of his troubled relationship with Moores but believed that in the circumstances "difficult decisions hadtobemade."
That meant jettisoning both Pietersen, who, for Amiss, "has his ideas how he wanted to run
' things," and Moores.
Amiss insisted the ECB had acted in the team's interests in dropping both men.
"We wanted a completely unified team ... one working together for the ftiture of cricket"
But Amiss also said he believed JPietersen would stand by his promise to stay with the team as they head off on January 21 for their tour of the West Indies.