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England Men’s selection panel have named the squads for next month’s ODI and IT20 series away to West Indies.
ODI squad (15 players)
Jos Buttler (captain – Lancashire)
Rehan Ahmed (Leicestershire)
Gus Atkinson (Surrey)
Harry Brook (Yorkshire)
Brydon Carse (Durham)
Zak Crawley (Kent)
Sam Curran (Surrey)
Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire)
Tom Hartley (Lancashire)
Will Jacks (Surrey)
Liam Livingstone (Lancashire)
Ollie Pope (Surrey)
Phil Salt (Lancashire)
Josh Tongue (Nottinghamshire)
John Turner (Hampshire)
IT20 squad (16 players)
Jos Buttler (captain – Lancashire)
Rehan Ahmed (Leicestershire)
Moeen Ali (Warwickshire)
Gus Atkinson (Surrey)
Harry Brook (Yorkshire)
Sam Curran (Surrey)
Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire)
Will Jacks (Surrey)
Liam Livingstone (Lancashire)
Tymal Mills (Sussex)
Adil Rashid (Yorkshire)
Phil Salt (Lancashire)
Josh Tongue (Nottinghamshire)
Reece Topley (Surrey)
John Turner (Hampshire)
Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)
Six players (Atkinson, Brook, Buttler, Carse, Curran, Livingstone) remain from the squad that represented England at the ICC Men’s 50 Over World Cup in India.
Uncapped seamers Josh Tongue and John Turner are included in both squads.
England Men’s Tour of the Caribbean schedule:
One-Day Internationals:
1st ODI: West Indies v England – 3 December, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua
2nd ODI: West Indies v England – 6 December, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua
3rd ODI: West Indies v England – 9 December, Kensington Oval, Barbados
T20 Internationals:
1st T20I: West Indies v England – 12 December, Kensington Oval, Barbados
2nd T20I: West Indies v England – 14 December, Grenada National Stadium, Grenada
3rd T20I: West Indies v England – 16 December, Grenada National Stadium, Grenada
4th T20I: West Indies v England – 19 December, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad
5th T20I: West Indies v England – 21 December, Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad
Name of Author: ECB
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