five and Bairstow at six, a worryingly inexperienced middle order. At full stretch: Jonny Bairstow and James Taylor will be tested by the South African attack Bresnan is adamant that Pietersen will be accepted back into the dressing room if peace breaks out in what appears an irretrievable rift between him and England. 'Personally I've got no problem with Kevin,' he insisted. 'If people a lot higher up the pecking order deem it OK for him to come back then that's fine by me. He would receive the same welcome that Jonny had yesterday and Titch Taylor got last week. It doesn't change because of who he is or what he's done. He's still an England player.' And he might be an England player again if the hierarchy accept his apology, even though it stopped short of admitting that the texts he sent to South Africa's players were derogatory towards Strauss and the atmosphere within the England dressing room. Stuart Broad was forced to deny any involvement in the spoof Twitter account that so upset Pietersen. After it was revealed that the now-defunct KPGenius was the brainchild of Broad's friend Richard Bailey, the fast bowler said: 'I had no involvement in this whatsoever. 'I did not play any role in the creation of this account or provide Mr Bailey with any information regarding Kevin Pietersen or the England team.' Share this article: Comments ( 8 ) In a situation like this there are no winners unfortunately. KP was certainly out