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Bit of fun anyone, what Test, ODI, T20 team would you have likely picked for West Indies based on performances up to the postponement of the Sri Lanka tour? Any county players you'd have  liked to have seen given a chance in a particular format?

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So apparently Morgan's idea of potentially playing white ball/red ball games on the same days wasn't an April fools? Who would you pick if you had to pick separate squads?

Test:                                     ODI:

  1. Burns                               Roy
  2. Sibley                               Banton
  3. Crawley                            Ali
  4. Root                                 Morgan
  5. Bairstow (wk)                 Stokes
  6. Pope                                 Buttler
  7. Woakes                            Gregory
  8. Bess                                  Tom Curran
  9. Leach/S.Curran               Archer                
  10. Broad                                Wood/Pat Brown
  11. Anderson                          Rashid
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8 hours ago, hodge said:

So apparently Morgan's idea of potentially playing white ball/red ball games on the same days wasn't an April fools? Who would you pick if you had to pick separate squads?

Test:                                     ODI:

  1. Burns                               Roy
  2. Sibley                               Banton
  3. Crawley                            Ali
  4. Root                                 Morgan
  5. Bairstow (wk)                 Stokes
  6. Pope                                 Buttler
  7. Woakes                            Gregory
  8. Bess                                  Tom Curran
  9. Leach/S.Curran               Archer                
  10. Broad                                Wood/Pat Brown
  11. Anderson                          Rashid

Next ODI World Cup is in 2023 so can’t see why Stokes, Archer, Buttler and Wood would be in the ODI team. 

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3 hours ago, SuperRed said:

Next ODI World Cup is in 2023 so can’t see why Stokes, Archer, Buttler and Wood would be in the ODI team. 

Stokes/Buttler would be younger than Morgan was last year, Archer would still be in his 20's...... and Wood will only be playing limited overs cricket you'd think so hopefully can extend his career

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6 minutes ago, hodge said:

Stokes/Buttler would be younger than Morgan was last year, Archer would still be in his 20's...... and Wood will only be playing limited overs cricket you'd think so hopefully can extend his career

Sorry the way I worded it wasn’t clear, I meant if they were to split the teams I imagine the players I mentioned would be in the test squad as there’s no need to focus on the ODIs with the World Cup being in 2023. The Test Championship would be more important. The ODI side could be made up of the specialists in that format and younger players with a view to the World Cup. 

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2 minutes ago, SuperRed said:

Sorry the way I worded it wasn’t clear, I meant if they were to split the teams I imagine the players I mentioned would be in the test squad as there’s no need to focus on the ODIs with the World Cup being in 2023. The Test Championship would be more important. 

Ah, I still reckon Wood wouldn't be in the test team, as said I think he'll be prolonging a white ball career now. Buttler I think could be left out he's massively under pressure and excels in white ball, Archer I'd question throwing straight back into red ball after injury when there are white ball matches instead. Stokes would probably be in test team in that situation. Admittedly I was just trying to make the best possible 22

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"Sarwan, you're a snake. You're wicked, you're evil, you're poison."

West Indies legend Chris Gayle did not hold back as he criticised former Windies team-mate and captain Ramnaresh Sarwan in a remarkable 15-minute video on YouTube.

Batsman Gayle, 40, was released by Jamaica Tallawahs last week before the next edition of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) - and he is in no doubt that assistant coach Sarwan was to blame.

"What transpired with the Tallawahs, you had a big part to play," said Gayle, who is the leading run-scorer in Twenty20 international history.

"You know, Sarwan, you're not the most loved person in the Caribbean. No-one in your own country loves you.

"You're so vindictive. You're still immature, still stabbing people in the back."

Gayle led the Tallahwahs to the CPL title in 2013 and 2016 and, after a spell with St Kitts & Nevis Patriots, returned to the franchise last year.

Despite scoring 116 in his second game, he managed only 243 runs in 10 innings as the Tallawahs finished bottom of the table.

He has signed for St Lucia Zouks for this year's tournament, which is due to start in August.

Gayle is West Indies' leading run-scorer in one-day internationals and played 70 of his 103 Tests with Sarwan, now 39, who retired from international cricket in 2016.

"You are no good. You are despicable," said Gayle, who has not played for West Indies since last year's World Cup.

"You want the franchise, have it. There's no Gayle. You run the show."

The video was the second of three Gayle released about his departure from the Tallahwahs. He also claimed the management knew a month ago that they would release him but did not tell him at the time.

He suggested the tension with Sarwan dates back to their time playing age-group cricket.

"From 1996, that's when our careers started in youth cricket days. We shared the same room in the West Indian Under-19s," said Gayle.

"You allowed the management staff to send me home from Barbados. I forgive but I'll never forget that.

"You told the management team you can't sleep because Chris Gayle was watching TV too late in the night. That's what I got sent home for.

"In everybody's eyes you act as if you're a saint, like you're a good person.

"Sarwan, you're evil."

TAKEN FROM: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/52455117

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5 hours ago, phantom said:

"Sarwan, you're a snake. You're wicked, you're evil, you're poison."

West Indies legend Chris Gayle did not hold back as he criticised former Windies team-mate and captain Ramnaresh Sarwan in a remarkable 15-minute video on YouTube.

Batsman Gayle, 40, was released by Jamaica Tallawahs last week before the next edition of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) - and he is in no doubt that assistant coach Sarwan was to blame.

"What transpired with the Tallawahs, you had a big part to play," said Gayle, who is the leading run-scorer in Twenty20 international history.

"You know, Sarwan, you're not the most loved person in the Caribbean. No-one in your own country loves you.

"You're so vindictive. You're still immature, still stabbing people in the back."

Gayle led the Tallahwahs to the CPL title in 2013 and 2016 and, after a spell with St Kitts & Nevis Patriots, returned to the franchise last year.

Despite scoring 116 in his second game, he managed only 243 runs in 10 innings as the Tallawahs finished bottom of the table.

He has signed for St Lucia Zouks for this year's tournament, which is due to start in August.

Gayle is West Indies' leading run-scorer in one-day internationals and played 70 of his 103 Tests with Sarwan, now 39, who retired from international cricket in 2016.

"You are no good. You are despicable," said Gayle, who has not played for West Indies since last year's World Cup.

"You want the franchise, have it. There's no Gayle. You run the show."

The video was the second of three Gayle released about his departure from the Tallahwahs. He also claimed the management knew a month ago that they would release him but did not tell him at the time.

He suggested the tension with Sarwan dates back to their time playing age-group cricket.

"From 1996, that's when our careers started in youth cricket days. We shared the same room in the West Indian Under-19s," said Gayle.

"You allowed the management staff to send me home from Barbados. I forgive but I'll never forget that.

"You told the management team you can't sleep because Chris Gayle was watching TV too late in the night. That's what I got sent home for.

"In everybody's eyes you act as if you're a saint, like you're a good person.

"Sarwan, you're evil."

TAKEN FROM: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/52455117

There`s putting your point forward and then there`s this...……………..

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6 Somerset players asked to be a part of the return to training group

Squads for specific formats will be announced in due course. 

  • Moeen Ali (Worcestershire)
  • James Anderson (Lancashire)
  • Jofra Archer (Sussex)
  • Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire)
  • Tom Banton (Somerset)
  • Dom Bess (Somerset)
  • Sam Billings (Kent)
  • James Bracey (Gloucestershire)
  • Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire)
  • Henry Brookes (Warwickshire)
  • Pat Brown (Worcestershire) 
  • Rory Burns (Surrey)
  • Jos Buttler (Lancashire) 
  • Brydon Carse (Durham)
  • Mason Crane (Hampshire)
  • Zak Crawley (Kent)
  • Sam Curran (Surrey)
  • Tom Curran (Surrey)
  • Liam Dawson (Hampshire)
  • Joe Denly (Kent)
  • Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire)
  • Laurie Evans (Sussex)
  • Ben Foakes (Surrey)
  • Richard Gleeson (Lancashire)
  • Lewis Gregory (Somerset)
  • Sam Hain (Warwickshire)
  • Tom Helm (Middlesex)
  • Will Jacks (Surrey)
  • Keaton Jennings (Lancashire)
  • Chris Jordan (Sussex)
  • Tom Kohler-Cadmore (Yorkshire)
  • Dan Lawrence (Essex)
  • Jack Leach (Somerset)
  • Liam Livingstone (Lancashire)
  • Saqib Mahmood (Lancashire)
  • Dawid Malan (Yorkshire)
  • Eoin Morgan (Middlesex)
  • Craig Overton (Somerset)
  • Jamie Overton (Somerset)
  • Matt Parkinson (Lancashire)
  • Ollie Pope (Surrey)
  • Adil Rashid (Yorkshire)
  • Ollie Robinson (Sussex)
  • Joe Root (Yorkshire)
  • Jason Roy (Surrey)
  • Phil Salt (Sussex)
  • Dom Sibley (Warwickshire)
  • Ben Stokes (Durham)
  • Olly Stone (Warwickshire)
  • Reece Topley (Surrey)
  • James Vince (Hampshire)
  • Amar Virdi (Surrey)
  • David Willey (Yorkshire)
  • Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)
  • Mark Wood (Durham)
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Good news

The BBC will show highlights of every Test and one-day international played by England this summer, starting with the three-Test series against West Indies in July.

World Cup winner Isa Guha will present the programmes as cricket returns to BBC TV for the first time since 1999.

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Can't see Foakes coming back in he averaged mid 20's with the bat in red ball cricket last season, he's not had the cricket this season to make a real stake for it. I also want to move on from Denly at 3 and would go with Crawley instead, Denly is 34 and 6 50's in 24 innings and no test ton to his name. The other route I could see them going is Moeen Ali at 3 as a way to get 2 front line spinners in the side as Root doesn't like bowling himself. Bare in mind Root is also likely to miss the 1st test so Denly may get a reprieve anyway and Crawley in the side as well. If I was to predict what I think the first test line up will be then

  1. Burns
  2. Sibley
  3. Denly
  4. Pope
  5. Stokes
  6. Bairstow
  7. Ali
  8. Bess
  9. Woakes
  10. Broad
  11. Anderson
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Bess gets the nod, can hold up an end well so makes sense, seems they don't expect the pitch to turn as no 2nd specialist in the squad. Only change I'd have wanted to see was Dan Lawrence in the squad for Joe Denly who I think we need to sack off. Jos had something like 5 dismissals in an innings and was not out so makes sense he keeps the gloves as well. Foakes/Bracey get the reserve nods over Bairstow.

England squad: Ben Stokes (capt), James Anderson, Jofra Archer, Dominic Bess, Stuart Broad, Rory Burns, Jos Buttler (wk), Zak Crawley, Joe Denly, Ollie Pope, Dom Sibley, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood.

Reserves: James Bracey, Sam Curran, Ben Foakes (wk), Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Saqib Mahmood, Craig Overton, Ollie Robinson, Olly Stone.

For me:

  1. Burns
  2. Sibley
  3. Crawley
  4. Denly
  5. Pope
  6. Stokes
  7. Buttler
  8. Bess
  9. Woakes/Archer (depending on pitch)
  10. Broad
  11. Anderson
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On 04/07/2020 at 12:15, Lrrr said:

Bess gets the nod, can hold up an end well so makes sense, seems they don't expect the pitch to turn as no 2nd specialist in the squad. Only change I'd have wanted to see was Dan Lawrence in the squad for Joe Denly who I think we need to sack off. Jos had something like 5 dismissals in an innings and was not out so makes sense he keeps the gloves as well. Foakes/Bracey get the reserve nods over Bairstow.

England squad: Ben Stokes (capt), James Anderson, Jofra Archer, Dominic Bess, Stuart Broad, Rory Burns, Jos Buttler (wk), Zak Crawley, Joe Denly, Ollie Pope, Dom Sibley, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood.

Reserves: James Bracey, Sam Curran, Ben Foakes (wk), Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Saqib Mahmood, Craig Overton, Ollie Robinson, Olly Stone.

For me:

  1. Burns
  2. Sibley
  3. Crawley
  4. Denly
  5. Pope
  6. Stokes
  7. Buttler
  8. Bess
  9. Woakes/Archer (depending on pitch)
  10. Broad
  11. Anderson

From that squad I agree and would play Archer over Woakes. Got a feeling Mark Wood might get the nod though.

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