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If Kevin Pietersen ever needs another sponsor he could do worse than go to Mastercard. On Friday, he will find out how much he is worth to an IPL franchise, something in the region of US$2 million is expected, but to England he remains priceless. Given the way he has regained his focus after losing the captaincy, it is even difficult to be too harsh for the ungainly sweep that brought his downfall.

He was really ticking by the time he took Sulieman Benn for 14 in three balls to move to 97, but trying to reach his century in the grand manner offered a top-edge to Denesh Ramdin. It's harsh to criticise Pietersen, he brings so much to the England team, and is such a thrilling batsman to watch, that falling when playing your natural game shouldn't be a crime. But then there is the match situation to consider, and he rekindled memories of his charge down the pitch to another left-arm spinner, South Africa's Paul Harris, at Edgbaston last summer when he had played supremely to reach 94.

West Indies vs England 1st Test Live Streaming, WI vs ENG Live Score & Highlights

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Naming a final eleven the day before a Test may bring a sense of stability and readiness to a team's preparations, but despite the chaotic backdrop to England's tour of the Caribbean, the new captain Andrew Strauss will not be rushed into showing his hand for the first Test at Kingston. Instead, Strauss will name his team shortly before the toss, to allow his pivotal performer, Andrew Flintoff, as much time as possible to confirm his readiness to take part.

The early days of England's tour have been dominated by another watching brief over Flintoff, who was withdrawn from the opening tour game on the first day after complaining of a side strain. He made a day-trip to Jamaica for a scan, which came back clear, but life is never that simple for Flintoff. He has steadily built up his workload in recent days, but his preparation for such a crucial Test has been far from ideal.