Jos Buttler, the captain of England’s white-ball team, said that young star Harry Brook is merely unfortunate not to be in the ODI squad right now and that he may still reach the ODI World Cup final squad if a chance arises. Red-ball captain Ben Stokes, who declared his ODI retirement last year, has taken his spot. Stokes has confirmed his return, although he won’t be bowling in the 50-over format since he is now experiencing knee issues, following a good meeting with the ECB.
White-ball team captain for England, Jos Buttler, claimed that promising player But the selectors are still keeping an eye on Brook. He recently played a scorching knock in the Hundred 2023, scoring 105 runs in 42 deliveries, and ever then, he has been the buzz of the town. When Buttler was eventually questioned over Brook’s absence from the national squad, the captain praised the middle-order batter for his recent efforts and reassured him that he is still important to the overall plan.
We’ll wait and see what happens because there is still a long time until everyone is supposed to board the plane. Harry is a tremendous player, as we all know from seeing him the other night. We all know what a great player he is, so it’s not surprising at all,” Buttler was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo. “He’s just the unfortunate one right now to not be in that group right now.
The return of Ben Stokes modifies the situation only a tiny bit: Jos Buttler
The return of Ben Stokes has altered the England batting dynamic as they go ready to defend their ODI World Cup title, according to skipper Buttler. The Three Lions can benefit from Stokes’ expertise and, more crucially, his track record of turning the tide of games in crucial moments.
Of fact, Ben Stokes’ return and availability as a batter only slightly alters the situation. It’s difficult to choose because Ben is a great player to welcome back, Buttler said.
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