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Harry Brook is expected to be appointed England’s new T20 captain, with a decision scheduled to be announced next week, Sky Sports News understand.
Jos Buttler quit his White Captain’s game after a disappointing championship trophy tournament, and England eliminated England in the group stage after losing all three games.
It is understood that Brooke will be handed over to the T20 captain, who appears to have competed in the two horses with Ben Stokes. The European Central Bank announced this week.
Brook Withdrew from the IPL agreement with the Delhi capital to prioritize international cricket.
Yorkshireman’s only England captain experience was the five ODI series in Australia last September, when he stepped onto the then-injured Buttler, the hosts lost 3-2 to Australia.
Cricket Rob Key’s England managing director revealed shortly after Buttler’s resignation that Stokes is a contender for ODI’s 50-beating ODI role, despite a recent injury record for Gerdigh and A year of large test cricket, featuring five home games against India – starting on June 20 at Headingley, followed by Australia’s Ashes series.
Talked at that timeKey said Stokes is currently recovering from a second hamstring injury in five months: “There is no tabletop (as far as the captain of England is concerned). You want to see all the options.
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In the championship trophy earlier this year, Sky Sports’s Michael Atherton discussed whether Stokes should be at ODI cricket
“Ben was one of the best captains I’ve ever met, so it would be stupid not to look at him. It’s just a knock effect. We don’t want to risk other things, but you also have to think: ‘If it’s right?’ What to do?’
“He is an incredibly good tactician, the leader of man, and the one who gets the best from man.
“When the pressure is really given, he is able to throw a blanket around the player and say, ‘No, this is the way forward. Keep going.'”
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Former England captain Eoin Morgan says Stokes can do white ball work in big games
Stokes led England to 32 Test matches – 31 games were permanent captains, once standing on ex Joe Root – won 19, lost 12 times and got its name.
He also held responsibility for three ODIs in Pakistan in 2021, after he was landed on a revised squad, the initial group suffered a Covid-19 outbreak and he won every ODI.
The white ball summer in England begins on May 29 at Edgbaston against the West Indies until the T20 series against the same opposition begins on June 6.
