What Is It About Kevin Pietersen That ALWAYS Splits Opinion?🤔| Bumble & Kimber
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talkSPORT's Cricket editor and presenter Jon Norman sits down with former England cricket player, umpire, coach and commentator David 'Bumble' Lloyd and cricket writer Jarrod Kimber to discuss all things cricket.
In today's episode, Bumble & Kimber discuss former England international cricketer Kevin Pietersen and what about Kevin Pietersen always splits opinions.
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This is slowly becoming my favourite cricket podcast, the kind of topics covered are fascinating, keep it up 👍🏼
i dont like the host. he hates india. he is more like deep state crook
Kevin Pietersen: "I speak plainly and if people were offended, it's not my problem"
Also Kevin Pietersen: "Swann and Broad were mean to me 🥺"
Can't forget that KP innings against Steyn in England .. the way he was whacking Steyn all over the ground with such dismay .. Steyn was at that time the premier fast bowler of his generation ... Haven't seen anyone play that way against the premier fast bowler ... Viv Richards was before my time .. heard he used to do the same ...
Hiring Kimber was the best thing. I love this cast. I love listening to it when drive to and from work
Met him during the Ashes in Perth. One of the nicest blokes you could meet. Down to earth and gave the time to have a chat. Very very rare for 'famous' people.
ngl listening to Jarrod talking about KP makes me think he might be on the ASD spectrum. misses social cues, "you dont know what its like to be me", unusual way of looking at world and behaving. also, numerous faux pas etc.
50 years of avid cricket watching, KP is my favourite batter. Love how he would take on the fastest most hostile bowlers. Brave and confident in his ability to be better than the rest.
He was the most charismatic cricketer to ever play for England.
That said i follow jarrord kimber from days of cricket with balls. I am fan of his writing. I read every word he says when write his articles. he tellls story with his words. he has the extreme gift of story telling because it seems he observe keenly and convert it into words that tells like man who watches with microscope. I dont think anyone have that gift. He is very special. He is better than all the writers combined in cricinfo. No one write better cricket article than jarrord kimber!
Alright bro, take his dck out ur mouth😂
Loved watching him
awesome content
Now, I have heard Jarrod mentioning about Rahul Dravid interview in more than 5-6 videos. Where is the interview? Why is it not uploaded yet?
sameeeee i wanna listen to it
Jarrod's co-writing a book about the 50 best Test batters of all time. He's interviewed a pretty insane line-up of all time greats about their own game, other batters and just batting in general. As it's research for a book, they aren't being released immediately though. One with AB de Villiers is now on Jarrod's Red Inker channel, it's a really fantastic listen. I'd guess that more will be released either after the book is published or around the time of publishing as a good bit of publicity.
@@thebaldmanwithlonghair6470 Aware of the book and his interviews. Saw the one with ABD and Sanga, hence curious on RD:s!
Jarrod make a vudeo on "left arm pacers swinging the ball back into the right handers". would love to watch!!
(Love your content guys)❤
Check out his personal channel, not specifically left arm swing, but his piece on Wagner is brilliant.
KP is a maverick that had the unfortunate mistake of picking England. He refused to play by the ECB BS. I wonder what would of happened if he went to Australia instead?
To a certain extent yes, but some of the behaviour towards the back end of his career was just a bit sad. Bullying Cook and Taylor, but then playing victim with Strauss. I love him, but he has to take some responsibility in his own downfall.
@cameronyoung1473 and you don't think Cook is not part of a cliche?
KP most definitely (and to a lesser extent FF & IB) should never have been given the England captain
As good as he was he never had a clue how to handle the England players and even less about how to handle the press
He wouldn't have made it in the 2000s Australia team. There were better Australians warming the benches, back then.
@@Shaitan-K.Pillaywould’ve replaced Damian Martin easy
i know it's become a bit of a cliche to diagnose the mental health of strangers on the internet, but i'm convinced KP is on the spectrum, same with smith. i mean, more obviously with the latter.
As a spinner I remember he had Michael Clarke caught close in just before stumps in the Adelaide Test of that 2010/11 Ashes. Part time bowler getting one of Australia's best out, match winner extraordinaire
The only series you lot actually turned up down here ever. Wish use didnt just roll over in Australia. :/
Its so interesting to hear about players from england australia being weird and on the subcontinent side it is very very rare for players to be not just normal humans who are competitive
Coz in sub continent players are like role models so they have to portray that they are perfect normal humans being ...
Favourite England batter of all time
KP was more popular in india than in UK,he was always in the news for his on field activities or off field activities, i absolutely loved everything about him😍
Why is it the media don’t understand sport and sportsmen and question their ways and attitude, not everyone is the same vanilla character and when it comes to sport if you haven’t learned that by now then seriously what are you about.
World class sportsmen aren’t built like you they don’t think like you or I for that matter yet you voice an opinion on what someone tells you, fortunately I have a brain and I’m lucky enough to have met great sportsmen and I’ve been in a dressing room and it’s full of characters you just except because they are brilliant and are different but they have a talent like most will never come close.
I’ve met most top sportsmen from cricket especially as that’s always been my passion however I don’t give an opinion based on what someone else told me, I have an opinion on what I know first hand from meeting people and I respect them all and yes I certainly haven’t liked them all but I played my sport in a way most didn’t like me because they actually never got to know me whilst those who did will give a different opinion.
i would always find time to watch KP... pure box office, would have been even bigger in todays game
why is kimbler not on aussie broadcasts?
He's lived in the UK for a long while now with his family. More of a global cricket writer who's based in England, rather than an Aussie cricket writer who happens to live abroad.
He's south African, there a different breed
Look we all know Pietersen pissed his international career up the wall, not literately like Monty Panesar outside the night club
But he has no one but himself to blame for what happened
All good for stokesy to king hit a bloke and come back to captain the side hey? 😂
@@Jaydoggie1that was not all his fault but still bad all the same
@@CricketEngland wasn’t his fault? 🤣 delusional
@@Jaydoggie1I never said it wasn’t his fault
Maybe you need to get your primary teacher to read the comments to you kid as who even is going it now is obviously not doing a very good job
He was Bazball, before Bazball was Bazball. The main thing that I feel like rubs people the wrong way, is the fact that he was someone that wasn't going to take any BS from anyone. Personally, I completely respect that mentality.
Brilliant cricketer and he got to where he is because he is not only supremely gifted it is also his personality which works for him to be successful. However, there is a trade off with that type of character. He is not that interested in other people especially if they do not have his talent. Most of his friends are famous people or great cricketers. He does not entertain normal in his life. Hence, he will always divide opinion. The fact that he became such a great batsman is incredible because as a youngster he was known for being an off spinner that battted.
The English generally don’t like flashy people. I think there is a certain amount of cultural differences
He’s a bloody awful radio commentator, don’t know if he’s any better on TV as I listen to radio commentary
He isn’t any better on TV. Loves the sound of his own voice and offers very little in the way of analysis
Absolutely
It's his narcissistic personality.
I love KP. World class.
One of my favourite,..KP👍
He had a lot of faults and definitely would grate you. However, he owned it and never pretended he was something different! One thing he never ever would do was leave in the middle of a series like Swann did! Who portrays himself as a team player! Laughable! Kevin didn't like the environment during Strauss's reign, and btw, he wasn't the only one! Even Broad on Simon Jordans podcast admits he didn't enjoy it!
Kevin who?
Has he saved the rhino yet 😅
I never agree with Jarrord kimber analysis. I dont know why but we think different. But he is greatest euology writer ever. He can write biography on anyone and make it fantastic read. But i dont like his analysis. He is he , Me is me. Meaning is that he has to do with what he knows. Some tricks some stunt...Lots of people fall for trick. That said you can never say he is not working hard to prove his theories have valid merit.
For me his analysis and opinion have no validity. Interesting but no actual value in real game.
He go by numbers which says nothing about the context.
This is world of energy and kryptonites, number has no say.
Interesting, I also felt similarly on reading/watching his material online. He is good data cruncher and sometimes puts out interesting points. His analysis can be questionable and unsound. On occasions he also exaggerates as is routine for journalists.
KP is the only English cricketer who would make it in India XI
South African.
JA
KP was KP as a package. England screwed his career. Cricket was at loss because they ended his tenure prematurely. Should have managed him.
KP is not better than Joe Root, and that's not a knock on him. He's charismatic and speaks his mind, often getting him into trouble.
I know who I'd rather watch. KP paved a way for things to come.
Because Kevin Pietersen in not English he is South African
Did you even watch the video?
@@wackyadz06 I did, but the question is easily answered. His personality is a reflection of his upbringing, He was charismatic, not a dour Pom.
Only proves uk is so dull and has no personality
Nah mate, there are charismatic cricketers coming out of the UK all the time
@@11hitmanDagenius like?
Tbh KP is a cry baby which is disappointing
Im Australian. Who tf is this Kimber melt?
ask your mom you melt
@@user-tr1hx7jx4r what's a 'mom'?
One of the better journo’s going around mate, just because he didn’t play test cricket doesn’t take away his quality as a journo
@@Jaydoggie1 In what rag is he a quality journo? Genuinely interested, never heard of him before
@@sag6565 Let me guess, you're Indian.