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Pietersen wary of silent assassin Murali

ST JOHN'S, Antigua, April 3, 2007 (AFP) - Kevin Pietersen may have once disdainfully reverse-swept Muttiah Muralitharan for six but that hasn't lessened the England batsman's respect for the Sri Lankan spin wizard.
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"Against Sri Lanka or Australia you cannot slip up for five or 10 overs in the one-day game, you've got to nail the full 100 overs." The South Africa-born strokeplayer's extraordinary shot during the course of a century in last year's Edgbaston Test will live long in the memory of all who saw it.

Now England will hope for similar heroics when they face Sri Lanka in a World Cup Super Eights match at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium here Wednesday.

"It's just a case of watching the ball, trying to pick him and trying to hit your areas when you're facing Murali because he's a special bowler," said Pietersen, now rated the world's leading one-day international batsman.

"Murali doesn't say a lot, he just winds you up and winds you up because he knows he's going to get you out. He just smiles and laughs.

"He's a really happy guy, a nice guy - I call him the silent assassin - he has so much talk on the cricket ball he doesn't have to say much.
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And Pietersen, 26, said the off-s

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