England men’s squads announce for ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and tour of India (2025)

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England Men’s Squads Announced for India Tour and ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025*

The England Men’s selection panel has named the squads for next month’s white-ball tour of India, which includes three ODIs, five IT20s, and the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025, hosted by Pakistan in February and March.

Both squads feature 15 players, marking the first tour and tournament under Head Coach Brendon McCullum.

*England Men’s ODI Squad – India Tour & ICC Men’s Champions Trophy*

Jos Buttler (Lancashire) (Captain)
Jofra Archer (Sussex)
Gus Atkinson (Surrey)
Jacob Bethell (Warwickshire)
Harry Brook (Yorkshire)
Brydon Carse (Durham)
Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire)
Jamie Overton (Surrey)
Jamie Smith (Surrey)
Liam Livingstone (Lancashire)
Adil Rashid (Yorkshire)
Joe Root (Yorkshire)
Saqib Mahmood (Lancashire)
Phil Salt (Lancashire)
Mark Wood (Durham)

*England Men’s IT20 Squad – India Tour*

Jos Buttler (Lancashire) (Captain)
Rehan Ahmed (Leicestershire)
Jofra Archer (Sussex)
Gus Atkinson (Surrey)
Jacob Bethell (Warwickshire)
Harry Brook (Yorkshire)
Brydon Carse (Durham)
Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire)
Jamie Overton (Surrey)
Jamie Smith (Surrey)
Liam Livingstone (Lancashire)
Adil Rashid (Yorkshire)
Saqib Mahmood (Lancashire)
Phil Salt (Lancashire)
Mark Wood (Durham)

Yorkshire batter Joe Root makes his return to the ODI side for the first time since the ICC Men’s World Cup in November 2023.

Durham all-rounder Ben Stokes was not considered for selection as he continues to be assessed following a left hamstring injury sustained during the third Test match against New Zealand earlier this month.

Leicestershire leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed joins the IT20 squad, while Root is selected only for the ODIs.

The tour party depart on 17 January 2025.

England Men’s White-Ball Tour of India Schedule:*

T20Is:


1st IT20: India v England, Wednesday 22 January, Eden Gardens, Kolkata

2nd IT20: India v England, Saturday 25 January, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai

3rd IT20: India v England, Tuesday 28 January, Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rajkot

4th IT20: India v England, Friday 31 January, MCA Stadium, Pune

5th IT20: India v England, Sunday 2 February, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai


*ODIs:

1st ODI: India v England, Thursday 6 February, VCA Stadium, Nagpur

2nd ODI: India v England, Sunday 9th February, Barabati Stadium, Cuttack

3rd ODI: India v England, Wednesday 12 February, Narendra Modi Stadium,. Ahmedabad
 
Bowling attack has no real threat or control. Not consistently anyway.

And only 3 batters who are somewhat good at ODI cricket currently - Buttler, Brook and Duckett
 
Bowling attack has no real threat or control. Not consistently anyway.

And only 3 batters who are somewhat good at ODI cricket currently - Buttler, Brook and Duckett
Bethel is decent as well

Salt will be very strong on Pakistan pitches

Livingstone has been very good recently too.
 
Surprised to see Root there.

Anyway, I don't think England are favorites this time.
They aren't, depending on pitches afg can get rid of em.

If flat tracks are prepared or seaming pitches it'll be Brooks or bust. But even then I doubt it. Aus or sa will get rid of em.
 
Bethel is decent as well

Salt will be very strong on Pakistan pitches

Livingstone has been very good recently too.

Yeah but those guys are not bankers . Bethell has potential but very little experience.

England have fallen off quite a bit in this format.
 
Yeah but those guys are not bankers . Bethell has potential but very little experience.

England have fallen off quite a bit in this format.
watching jason roy and hales opening was a real treat.Agree they have fallen quite a bit in this format but odis is still on the verge of death
 
This XI looks quite lightweight compared to their 2017-2022 XI.

It shows how quickly things can change in cricket.
2019 was one of the strongest 11 I've ever seen.

1) Roy
2) Bairstow
3) Root
4) Morgan
5) Stokes
6) Butler
7) Moeen
8) Rashid
9) Woakes
10) Plunkett
11) Archer

What a scary 11. Followed by the fact that Hales, James vince were the optional openers.
 
Roy used to be gangster then.

2019 was one of the strongest 11 I've ever seen.

1) Roy
2) Bairstow
3) Root
4) Morgan
5) Stokes
6) Butler
7) Moeen
8) Rashid
9) Woakes
10) Plunkett
11) Archer

What a scary 11. Followed by the fact that Hales, James vince were the optional openers.
 
Roy used to be gangster then.
Indeed.

Their 2019 XI was probably their best ever ODI XI. They had everything covered.
Not just roy but Bairstow and root as well. These 2 were m9nster odi players.

Bairstow fell off after injury, Roy plummeted off a cliff and Root lost interest in odi, only playing odi for icc events.

Morgan retired and Stokes became a has-been. Even Butler is getting aged now, and they lost Alex hales.

That's when things fell off for England. Oh and archer getting injured and returning as a medicore bowler.
 
England as usual looking to have deep hitting XI , compromising on bowling, expecting to out bat opposition.
 
Only on paper, bro. They don't have the numbers in recent times to suggest they are any good in ODI's.
England have 3 matches on Pakistan roads

They are killers in these conditions especially with the bat, and their bowlers are accustomed to deal with aggressive batters from the opposition
 
Ben stokes missing here. looks like England has moved on from him but actually he has a hamstring injury maybe that is the reason he was not selected.
 
Ben stokes missing here. looks like England has moved on from him but actually he has a hamstring injury maybe that is the reason he was not selected.

To be honest. I can't see Stokes playing white ball cricket again for England.
With this, it will enhance his Test career.
 
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