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On Saturday, May 31, the National Clicet team of England announced its XI interpretation for the second hatred of the three -game series against the Cricket National Team of the Antilles.
Harry Brook’s National Click team, led by Harry Brook, has been forced to make a change in game XI for the second game due to an injury to the star of the entire launcher Jamie Overton.
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Matthew Potts replaces Jamie Overton
After a dominant victory at the opening of the series, the National Clicet team of England will assume men in Maroon in the second game Hate on Sunday, June 1 at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.
The All-Rounder Jamie Overton star will not be able to participate in the second hate match, as well as the rest of the white ball series against the western Indies. He has broken his little right finger, which will keep him out of action for quite some time.
Jamie Overton has been replaced by Pealer Matthew Potts for the second game. In the meantime, Ben Duckett will continue to open with Jamie Smith, and Joe Root will reach Bat -SE at number 3.
The Harry Brook pattern will take on the 4th place, followed by former Captain and Batsman Jos Buttler at number 5. All-Rounders Jacob Bethell, Will Jacks and Brydon Carse are the following on the line. In addition, the veteran veteran of legs Adil Rashid and Saqib Mahmood complete the XI.
“New England white male ball captain, Harry Brook, has been forced to change after Jamie Overton was ruled out of the rest of the series with a small, broken finger.
England playing XI for the 2nd hatred vs the western Indies:
Ben Duckett, Jamie Smith, Joe Root, Harry Brook (C), Jos Buttler (WK), Jacob Bethell, Will Jacks, Brydon Cars, Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid and Saqib Mahmood.
The team led by Harry Brook crushed the western Indies by 238 runs on the 1st hatred
The Hiry and the West Indian Hate Workshop was Harry Brook’s first party at the helm as a full -time pattern. The three lions offered an impressive performance in this game and accumulated 400/8 on the board.
With the ball, they were absolutely dominant and went out to the West Indies for 162 runs to record a victory of 238.
Speaking after the game, Harry Brook expressed his disappointment over the phenomenal performance of his team and elaborated:
“It was a very phenomenal performance of the boys. The same as I have been saying in the press. You only need to mark great races as a bat unit.
“Four of us got fifty more and it was a complete performance. I think we also had so much power. Set the squad beautifully. The rhythm of the entries was ready. There was a lot of energy on the ball. Mahmood was leaning out in the same way. The same with Overton. It is good to put the series of good fashion.”
