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England has kept the faith with Ollie Pope, omitted Jacob Bethell and recalled the sewing quisters Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse for the first test against India in Headingley.
The Pope has been kept at n ° 3 for the Leeds test, Live on Sky Sports From Friday (first ball of 11 a.m.), after marked 171 in the Zimbabwe flashes in Trent Bridge in May.
Bethell missed this match when he was in IPL service for Royal Challengers Bengaluru, but an impressive start for his career in England had led him to be immediately restored.
The 21-year-old seemed assured by scoring three fifty on position No. 3 in New Zealand during the winter and also shone in recent white ball games against the Antilles, especially with an 82-ball 82 in the first international international.
Bethell’s left arm rotation may also have been a useful option with scorching temperatures likely to produce dry terrain, but vice-captain Pope received a sign of the head, compared to one side against which he is only 24.60, against his global brand of 35.49.
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Take a look at the best blows of the shiny 82 of Jacob Bethell of 53 bullets against the Antilles in the first ODI
The opener Zak Crawley, another player than Bethell could have been dislodged, will associate with Ben Duckett at the top of order with the only changes to come in the attack of rhythm.
Woakes and Carse come back as Cook and the injured Atkinson abandon
The Woakes and Carse, who missed the Zimbabwe test with ankle and toe problems respectively, replace Sam Cook and the Gus Atkinson injured by Carse to play his first home test after 27 counters through five games in Pakistan and New Zealand this winter.
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England Fast Bowler Brydon Carse discusses what it would mean for him to play his first home test against India in Headingley
Atkinson is always recovering from a problem with the hamstrings he supported against Zimbabwe while Cook is left out after an indifferent test in which he only took the counter.
Woakes and Carse – who said on Wednesday that there had been discussions on him by taking the new ball in the absence of Atkinson – will join Josh Tongue and Captain Ben Stokes in the fast tilting group, with Shoaib Bashir as Spinner.
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The Spinner of England Shoaib Bashir praised the role that Captain Ben Stokes and the head coach Brendon McCullum played in his development
Jamie Overton, the versatile Bowling Pace, is the other member of the initial team of 14 players, with Bethell and Cook, to miss the selection of the opening of the series.
The Headingley test begins a huge period for England with the five -game game series against Shubman Gill’s men followed by an Ashes in Australia tour, starting at the Optus stadium in Perth on November 21.
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Michael Atherton thinks that there are questions about the order of the striker of Australia before the ashes which should give England optimism
The second test in India is in Edgbaston from July 2 before other games in Lord’s (July 10), Emirates Old Trafford (from July 23) and the Kia Oval (July 31), each match live on Sky Sports.
Cane told journalists on Wednesday: “Playing a home test against India will be quite exciting. This is another opportunity to show the different skills I can bring to the team.
“I would like to think that I can be quite adaptable. If this opportunity arises (to take the new ball), I will savor it, will savor my hand.
“There is no hiding place because over several years, England had Stuart Broad and James Anderson as the two main quieurs, so it is slightly more inexperienced.
“But a lot of guys who arrived started well and that will give them a level of confidence and have someone like Woakes, who played a lot of test crickets in different conditions, brings a level of calm.”
Chris Woakes is back on the side of England after an ankle injury
India wants to make the country happy after the air accident
The vice-captain of India, Rishabh Pant, who should fight at n ° 5, a place behind the new skipper Gill, hopes that the team will be able to make the country again happy after the Air India plane accident last week in which more than 270 people were killed.
Pant said: “What happened with the plane, all India was sad, so on our side, this is how we can make India happy again. I can promise that we will put our best foot forward for the country.”
India is without retirement strikers, Virat Kohli and former Captain Rohit Sharma, while Ravichandran Aswin, the guy, left international cricket in December.
Rishabh Pant should beat at n ° 5 for India
Pant added: “As a team, we consider it an opportunity to express our talent. Not focusing on what has happened in the past or what will happen to the future.
“The idea is very simple. We will try to play positive and courageous cricket but at the same time, we respect the conditions.
“If there is a ball to strike, hit it and if the conditions force you to leave the ball and play yourself, why not do it? You have to continue to find ways, continue to believe that you are going to win your team.
“It’s been good that Anderson and Broad are not there because they have been there for England for so many years, but they have enough ammunition, so we don’t want to take anyone light.”
England vs India Test Series ☀️
All matches at 11 a.m. from the United Kingdom and Ireland; All live on Sky Sports
- First test: Friday June 20 -tiesday June 24 – Headingley
- Second test: Wednesday July 2 July 6 – Edgbaston
- Third test: Thursday July 10, July 14 – Lord’s
- Fourth test: Wednesday July 23, July 27 – Emirates Old Trafford
- Fifth test: Thursday July 31, August 4 – The Kia Oval
