It's the picture some England cricket fans have been waiting to see and others have been equally dreading: Kevin Pietersen back at Surrey. The 34-year-old returned to nets on Monday for the first time since re-signing for the county last month. He arrived early for the session at The Oval - tweeting a picture of the pitch with the caption: 'In the office today. £Oval' - before team-mates such as Gareth Batty and Jade Dernbach followed him in. Kevin Pietersen is pictured leaving The Oval for the first time since resigning for Surrey last month . Pietersen returned to nets at Surrey on Monday and left The Oval after training finished just before 2pm . Pietersen was pictured driving away from The Oval in his expensive Telsa sports car . Pietersen managed a wry smile as he drove away after training on Monday afternoon . Pietersen was later pictured leaving the ground just before 2pm and is expected to step-up his county rehabilitation with  a three-day warm-up against Oxford MCCU on April 12. Ultimately, Pietersen is hoping to impress enough for Surrey to earn a re-call to the England side - possibly for this summer's Ashes rematch - having been sacked by the national side in 2014. England left for the West Indies for their upcoming Test series on Thursday, with coach Peter Moores leaving KP in no doubt that he still has a lot to prove - despite incoming England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Colin Graves appearing to extended an olive branch to the exiled batsman. Asked at Gatwick about Pietersen's situation, Moores said: 'From my point of view, Kevin isn't on the radar.'
Kevin Pietersen took part in a net session at The Oval on Monday .
He is expected to play in three-day game against Oxford MCCU on April 12 .
Pietersen has returned to county game to boost chances of England recall .