Despite scoring a career-best 326 not out for Surrey, former England Batsman Kevin Pietersen will not able to make a comeback to the national side.
Pietersen was told that he would not play for his country again when he met the new director of England Cricket, Andrew Strauss, the BBC reported.
The South Africa born batsman, who had been sacked from the England side since February 2014, scored his maiden triple century against Leicestershire.
Before meeting Strauss, Pietersen had said that he was very happy with the way he played under pressure, adding that he can't do more except for scoring runs.
Pietersen, a veteran of 104 Tests and 136 one-day caps for England, has been out of the national squad since his central contract was cancelled by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following the team's Ashes washout by Australia in 2014.
Earlier, incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves had stated that Pietersen could earn a recall to the national side again if he made enough runs in county cricket.