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London: The dust is yet to settle on their bitter fallout but former England captain Kevin Pietersen said Peter Moores is a “fantastic guy” and he does not have any personal problem with the sacked coach. Pietersen’s working relationship with Moores broke down during the India tour and things came to a head when the former coach, as part of the selection panel, snubbed Michael Vaughan for the West Indies tour, much against Pietersen’s wish. Pietersen subsequently told the England and Wales Cricket Board that he could not work with Moores and the captain-coach feud eventually cost both the individuals their jobs. Pietersen admitted he and Moores made an odd couple but insisted he didn’t have any personal issue with him. “He’s a fantastic guy,” Pietersen told Sky News. “I’ve heard a comment of his where he says he wants England to win and he does want England to win. He’s passionate about winning. I have absolutely no personal problem with Peter Moores.” — PTI
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