Stunning centuries from Keacy Carty and Brandon King steered West Indies to an eight-wicket victory over England in the third and final One-Day International in Barbados on Wednesday as the hosts sealed the series 2-1.

England batted first, with a fine 74 from opener Phil Salt helping the tourists recover from 24-4 to post a respectable 263-8, a late flurry of runs from the bat of fast bowler Jofra Archer (38 not out) helping their cause.

Archer struggled with the ball, however, as Keacy (128 not out) posted his first international ton and King (102) made his third ODI century in a second-wicket partnership of 209 to guide West Indies to victory.

England take on West Indies again in the first of five Twenty20 Internationals at Barbados' Kensington Oval on Saturday, with white-ball captain Jos Buttler in line for a potential return from injury.

Liam Livingstone had notched a maiden ODI century to help England square the series 1-1 on Saturday, but the stand-in skipper's wicket was one of four to fall inside the first 10 overs at Kensington Oval, with only 24 runs on the board.

Salt's 70-run stand with all-rounder Sam Curran helped England recover, while Dan Mousley's maiden ODI half-century dragged the tourists back into the contest.

A mid-spell injury to the hosts' Romario Shepherd provided England with a further boost, with Sherfane Rutherford forced to come into the bowling attack.

England plundered 57 runs off Rutherford's 3.5 overs, with Archer's big-hitting 38 from 17 balls, including three sixes, doing the damage.

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"We battled back really well (with the bat)," Livingstone told TNT Sports. "The boys in the middle put on a decent partnership and ended really well. Ultimately we didn't get enough runs. "Disappointed with the end to the series but there have been a lot of good parts."

West Indies captain Shai Hope said his side's dominance had pleased him most. "We asked for consistency and discipline, and that's exactly what the guys did. The main thing if you want to be an elite team is that you've got to do things consistently," he added.

"It's a big plus for us, the work is really showing. The guys are putting a lot of work in off the field. It's a great confidence booster, especially for the batting unit and going forwards I'm sure we'll have a lot more runs to come."

England struck early when Jamie Overton removed opener Evin Lewis for 19 but the partnership between King and Carty ended the tourists' hopes. It was only the third time a West Indies ODI partnership accumulated more than 200 on home soil.

King was clean bowled by Reece Topley as the hosts closed in on victory, with Carty, who finished the series as the highest run scorer, hammering one final boundary to seal the win.

It was England's third successive ODI series defeat since their disappointing World Cup in India last year.

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Stunning centuries from Keacy Carty and Brandon King steered West Indies to an eight-wicket victory over England in the third and final One-Day International in Barbados on Wednesday as the hosts sealed the series 2-1.

Stunning centuries from Keacy Carty and Brandon King steered West Indies to an eight-wicket victory over England in the third and final One-Day International in Barbados on Wednesday as the hosts sealed the series 2-1. England batted first, with a fine 74 from opener Phil Salt helping the tourists recover from 24-4 to post a respectable 263-8, a late flurry of runs from the bat of fast bowler Jofra Archer (38 not out) helping their cause. Archer struggled with the ball, however, as Keacy (128 not out) posted his first international ton and King (102) made his third ODI century in a second-wicket partnership of 209 to guide West Indies to victory. England take on West Indies again in the first of five Twenty20 Internationals at Barbados' Kensington Oval on Saturday, with white-ball captain Jos Buttler in line for a potential return from injury. Liam Livingstone had notched a maiden ODI century to help England square the series 1-1 on Saturday, but the stand-in skipper's wicket was one of four to fall inside the first 10 overs at Kensington Oval, with only 24 runs on the board. Salt's 70-run stand with all-rounder Sam Curran helped England recover, while Dan Mousley's maiden ODI half-century dragged the tourists back into the contest. A mid-spell injury to the hosts' Romario Shepherd provided England with a further boost, with Sherfane Rutherford forced to come into the bowling attack. England plundered 57 runs off Rutherford's 3.5 overs, with Archer's big-hitting 38 from 17 balls, including three sixes, doing the damage. Also read: AUS vs PAK, 2nd ODI Live Streaming: When, where & how to watch Australia vs Pakistan Live on laptop "We battled back really well (with the bat)," Livingstone told TNT Sports. "The boys in the middle put on a decent partnership and ended really well. Ultimately we didn't get enough runs. "Disappointed with the end to the series but there have been a lot of good parts." West Indies captain Shai Hope said his side's dominance had pleased him most. "We asked for consistency and discipline, and that's exactly what the guys did. The main thing if you want to be an elite team is that you've got to do things consistently," he added. "It's a big plus for us, the work is really showing. The guys are putting a lot of work in off the field. It's a great confidence booster, especially for the batting unit and going forwards I'm sure we'll have a lot more runs to come." England struck early when Jamie Overton removed opener Evin Lewis for 19 but the partnership between King and Carty ended the tourists' hopes. It was only the third time a West Indies ODI partnership accumulated more than 200 on home soil. King was clean bowled by Reece Topley as the hosts closed in on victory, with Carty, who finished the series as the highest run scorer, hammering one final boundary to seal the win. It was England's third successive ODI series defeat since their disappointing World Cup in India last year. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Keacy Carty, Brandon King centuries help West Indies thrash England in 3rd ODI, clinch series 2-1

West Indies will host England in the second and penultimate ODI on Saturday (Nov 2). After a good win in the series opener, on Thursday (Oct 31), the Shai Hope-led side will be determined to get past Jos Buttler-less England and seal the series in the upcoming encounter. England, on the other hand, do not have a lot of time to revamp and will be under pressure to level the series.

Talking about the first ODI, everything clicked for the home side. Opting to bowl first, WI pacers struck early before the spinners jolted England's progress and bundled them out for 209 in 45.1 overs.&nbsp;Gudakesh Motie ended with 4 for 41 whereas others also chipped in. For England, stand-in captain Liam Livingstone top-scored with a fine 48 but the inexperienced batting lineup fell flat.

In reply, Evin Lewis led the charge as he smashed the English bowlers to all parts of the ground before a long rain-delay reduced the game to 35 overs, with the revised target being 157. Nonetheless, the writing was on the wall and Lewis (94) took his side to a win in 25.5 overs.

Will England stand a chance in the second and penultimate encounter? Only time will tell...

When is the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match?

The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI will take place&nbsp;on Saturday (Nov 2).

Which stadium will host the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI&nbsp;match?

The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI will be held at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua.

At what time will the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI kickoff?

The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match will start&nbsp;at 7:00 PM (IST).

Where to watch the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI&nbsp;on TV?

The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match will have no live telecast in India.

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Where to watch the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI on OTT?

The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website in India..

Squads:

West Indies:&nbsp;Keacy Carty, Brandon King, Evin Lewis, Shimron Hetmyer, Shai Hope (wk/c), Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Romario Shepherd, Jewel Andrew, Hayden Walsh, Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Gudakesh Motie, Jayden Seales, Matthew Forde

England:&nbsp;Philip Salt, Jordan Cox, Will Jacks, Sam Curran, Liam Livingstone (c), Dan Mousley, Jacob Bethell, Michael-Kyle Pepper (wk), Jamie Overton, Jofra Archer, Rehan Ahmed, Reece Topley, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood, John Turner, Jafer Chohan

West Indies will host England in the second and penultimate ODI on Saturday (Nov 2). After a good win in the series opener, on Thursday (Oct 31), the Shai Hope-led side will be determined to get past Jos Buttler-less England and seal the series in the upcoming encounter.

West Indies will host England in the second and penultimate ODI on Saturday (Nov 2). After a good win in the series opener, on Thursday (Oct 31), the Shai Hope-led side will be determined to get past Jos Buttler-less England and seal the series in the upcoming encounter. England, on the other hand, do not have a lot of time to revamp and will be under pressure to level the series. Talking about the first ODI, everything clicked for the home side. Opting to bowl first, WI pacers struck early before the spinners jolted England's progress and bundled them out for 209 in 45.1 overs. Gudakesh Motie ended with 4 for 41 whereas others also chipped in. For England, stand-in captain Liam Livingstone top-scored with a fine 48 but the inexperienced batting lineup fell flat. In reply, Evin Lewis led the charge as he smashed the English bowlers to all parts of the ground before a long rain-delay reduced the game to 35 overs, with the revised target being 157. Nonetheless, the writing was on the wall and Lewis (94) took his side to a win in 25.5 overs. Will England stand a chance in the second and penultimate encounter? Only time will tell... When is the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match? The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI will take place on Saturday (Nov 2). Which stadium will host the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match? The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI will be held at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua. At what time will the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI kickoff? The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match will start at 7:00 PM (IST). Where to watch the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI on TV? The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI match will have no live telecast in India. Also read: Evin Lewis' blitz leads West Indies to big victory over England in first ODI Where to watch the West Indies vs England 2nd ODI on OTT? The West Indies vs England 2nd ODI will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website in India.. Squads: West Indies: Keacy Carty, Brandon King, Evin Lewis, Shimron Hetmyer, Shai Hope (wk/c), Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Romario Shepherd, Jewel Andrew, Hayden Walsh, Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Gudakesh Motie, Jayden Seales, Matthew Forde England: Philip Salt, Jordan Cox, Will Jacks, Sam Curran, Liam Livingstone (c), Dan Mousley, Jacob Bethell, Michael-Kyle Pepper (wk), Jamie Overton, Jofra Archer, Rehan Ahmed, Reece Topley, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood, John Turner, Jafer Chohan

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On Wednesday (Oct 2), the England Cricket Board (ECB) announced a 14-man squad for the upcoming white-ball tour of the West Indies. It sees the return of limited-overs skipper Jos Buttler, who missed the home T20I and ODI series versus Australia due to a calf injury. Apart from Buttler, three uncapped players were some notable inclusions. Buttler missed The Hundred due to calf issues and, as a result, also skipped the three T20Is and five ODIs versus Australia at home. Phil Salt led the T20I team in his absence, with the three-match series ending at 1-1. In the five ODIs, Harry Brook took charge of the side and despite a good fight, the hosts lost to current ODI champions 3-2.

Speaking of the uncapped players, Jafer Chohan is a new addition altogether. He has claimed 22 wickets so far from 23 matches in his short career. In addition, fast bowler John Turner and spin-bowling all-rounder Dan Mousley are the other uncapped players. However, the duo were part of the ODI squad versus Australia but didn't get a game.

Turner, who was a part of the Caribbean tour last December as well, has accounted for 35 and 42 wickets in his List A and T20 career. On the other hand, Mousley has amassed 1,100 runs in his short T20 career along with 50 wickets from 63 matches.&nbsp;

Notably, two more players will join the 14-man squad ahead of England's third Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, beginning on Oct 24.

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<h2>England tour of WI</h2>

England's tour of West Indies comprises three ODIs and five T20Is. The ODI series kicks off on Oct 31 with the opening two games to be held at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua whereas the third and final ODI will be played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados.

The T20Is will commence on Nov 09. The first two games will be played in Barbados while the remaining three T20Is will be hosted by Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia.

England squad for West Indies tour: Jos Buttler (c), Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, Jafer Chohan, Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Reece Topley, John Turner

On Wednesday (Oct 2), the England Cricket Board (ECB) announced a 14-man squad for the upcoming white-ball tour of the West Indies. It sees the return of limited-overs skipper Jos Buttler, who missed the home T20I and ODI series versus Australia due to a calf injury.

On Wednesday (Oct 2), the England Cricket Board (ECB) announced a 14-man squad for the upcoming white-ball tour of the West Indies. It sees the return of limited-overs skipper Jos Buttler, who missed the home T20I and ODI series versus Australia due to a calf injury. Apart from Buttler, three uncapped players were some notable inclusions. Buttler missed The Hundred due to calf issues and, as a result, also skipped the three T20Is and five ODIs versus Australia at home. Phil Salt led the T20I team in his absence, with the three-match series ending at 1-1. In the five ODIs, Harry Brook took charge of the side and despite a good fight, the hosts lost to current ODI champions 3-2. Speaking of the uncapped players, Jafer Chohan is a new addition altogether. He has claimed 22 wickets so far from 23 matches in his short career. In addition, fast bowler John Turner and spin-bowling all-rounder Dan Mousley are the other uncapped players. However, the duo were part of the ODI squad versus Australia but didn't get a game. Turner, who was a part of the Caribbean tour last December as well, has accounted for 35 and 42 wickets in his List A and T20 career. On the other hand, Mousley has amassed 1,100 runs in his short T20 career along with 50 wickets from 63 matches. Notably, two more players will join the 14-man squad ahead of England's third Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, beginning on Oct 24. Also read: After Babar Azam's resignation, Pakistan set to name 3 separate captains: Reports England tour of WI England's tour of West Indies comprises three ODIs and five T20Is. The ODI series kicks off on Oct 31 with the opening two games to be held at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua whereas the third and final ODI will be played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados. The T20Is will commence on Nov 09. The first two games will be played in Barbados while the remaining three T20Is will be hosted by Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia. England squad for West Indies tour: Jos Buttler (c), Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, Jafer Chohan, Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Reece Topley, John Turner

Jos Buttler returns as ECB name 14-man squad for white-ball WI tour, three uncapped players included

West Indies beat England by four wickets in the fifth and final T20I, at the Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba, Trinidad, to clinch the five-match series 3-2. The hosts had a 2-0 lead before Jos Buttler-led England staged a strong comeback to push the series into the finale with a 2-2 scoreline but eventually lost the final game by four wickets courtesy of&nbsp;Gudakesh Motie's three-fer and Shai Hope's cautious 43*.

Opting to bowl first, the Rovman Powell-led West Indies were on top from the word go. England's innings never got going as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals and never got the late push they desired. Phil Salt, who made heads turn with two successive tons, fell for a 22-ball 38 and apart from him only Liam Livingstone (28) and Moeen Ali (21) got starts as England were dismissed for 132 in 19.3 overs. Player-of-the-Match Motie stood out with 3 for 24 whereas Akeal Hosein, Jason Holder and Andre Russell accounted for two wickets apiece.&nbsp;

In reply, the Windies also had some soft dismissals but the small target enabled them to play&nbsp;smart cricket and got over the finish line. Hope made a run-a-ball 43 and was accompanied by Sherfane Rutherford (30 off 24 balls) and Johnson Charles' 22-ball 27 as the hosts won the game despite taking it to the last over. The home side clinched the series in 19.2 overs to strengthen their preparations for the 2024 T20 World Cup, to be held in the West Indies and the USA.&nbsp;

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After the game, Powell said at the post-match presentation, "Special thanks to the crowd of Trinidad and Tobago. We spent some time yesterday. We had some meetings. The last two games, the guys didn't execute. We always knew Hope would be an important batter in this wicket. Credit to the groundsmen across the series. We as players are unhappy so many times. Motie was very good. Was good to mix experience with youth. I have a good bunch of guys around me. I try to lead from the front and they respect me so much."

Meanwhile, Buttler said, "The conditions were different. 160 could have been a good score to defend. We did well to hang in there. Had we got few more runs to play, could have been different. He has had a brilliant series. As a team, we would take the learnings. Everyone got a hang of the new rule pretty quickly. The breeze plays a big part here. We have had a fantastic series, would have loved to win it."

In 2023, the West Indies have&nbsp;won the T20I series against South Africa, India&nbsp;and&nbsp;England -- with the last two coming at home -- which will boost their confidence going into next year's ICC event.&nbsp;

West Indies beat England by four wickets in the fifth and final T20I, at the Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba, Trinidad, to clinch the five-match series 3-2. The hosts had a 2-0 lead before Jos Buttler-led England staged a strong comeback to push the series into the finale with a 2-2 scoreline but eventually lost the final game by four wickets courtesy of Gudakesh Motie's three-fer and Shai Hope's cautious 43*.

West Indies beat England by four wickets in the fifth and final T20I, at the Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba, Trinidad, to clinch the five-match series 3-2. The hosts had a 2-0 lead before Jos Buttler-led England staged a strong comeback to push the series into the finale with a 2-2 scoreline but eventually lost the final game by four wickets courtesy of Gudakesh Motie's three-fer and Shai Hope's cautious 43*. Opting to bowl first, the Rovman Powell-led West Indies were on top from the word go. England's innings never got going as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals and never got the late push they desired. Phil Salt, who made heads turn with two successive tons, fell for a 22-ball 38 and apart from him only Liam Livingstone (28) and Moeen Ali (21) got starts as England were dismissed for 132 in 19.3 overs. Player-of-the-Match Motie stood out with 3 for 24 whereas Akeal Hosein, Jason Holder and Andre Russell accounted for two wickets apiece. In reply, the Windies also had some soft dismissals but the small target enabled them to play smart cricket and got over the finish line. Hope made a run-a-ball 43 and was accompanied by Sherfane Rutherford (30 off 24 balls) and Johnson Charles' 22-ball 27 as the hosts won the game despite taking it to the last over. The home side clinched the series in 19.2 overs to strengthen their preparations for the 2024 T20 World Cup, to be held in the West Indies and the USA. Also read: Rahul praises youngsters after Samson ton sets up ODI series win After the game, Powell said at the post-match presentation, "Special thanks to the crowd of Trinidad and Tobago. We spent some time yesterday. We had some meetings. The last two games, the guys didn't execute. We always knew Hope would be an important batter in this wicket. Credit to the groundsmen across the series. We as players are unhappy so many times. Motie was very good. Was good to mix experience with youth. I have a good bunch of guys around me. I try to lead from the front and they respect me so much." Meanwhile, Buttler said, "The conditions were different. 160 could have been a good score to defend. We did well to hang in there. Had we got few more runs to play, could have been different. He has had a brilliant series. As a team, we would take the learnings. Everyone got a hang of the new rule pretty quickly. The breeze plays a big part here. We have had a fantastic series, would have loved to win it." In 2023, the West Indies have won the T20I series against South Africa, India and England -- with the last two coming at home -- which will boost their confidence going into next year's ICC event.

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Jos Buttler-led England lost the first ODI&nbsp;of the three-match series&nbsp;to hosts West Indies by four wickets at the&nbsp;Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua on Sunday (Dec 3). Opting to bat first, England rode on Harry Brook's 71 and valuable knocks from Phil Salt (45), Zak Crawley (48), Sam Curran (38)&nbsp;and&nbsp;Brydon Carse (31) to post a challenging 325 all-out in 50 overs. In reply, WI were 213 for 5 -- needing another 113 off 68 balls -- before captain Shai Hope (109 not out) and Romario Shepherd (49 not out) took on the English bowlers, with opener&nbsp;Alick Athanaze also scoring a 65-ball 66.

Former England captain Alastair Cook has lashed out at Jos Buttler-led English camp after they conceded a game they should have won. Speaking on TNT Sports, Cook said, "I expect England to get better but you can't just keep going into series without match practice.&nbsp;I know the schedule is really hard and other things but something has to give to give the players a better chance to perform straight away."

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Cook further added that he felt as if the England players were not in touch with the ODI format. “No warm-up games, it doesn’t matter how many scenarios you do, a few of the lads were out in Abu Dhabi, they've had some scenario practice but under pressure today, they looked rusty," Cook stated.&nbsp;

He added, "They were poor with the new ball new ball. In particular Sam Curran (ending with match figures of 9.5-0-98-0), he's normally that banker, the guy under pressure, certainly in T20 cricket he's been so good at the death but he was missing his mark by a long way."

England came into this game after a disastrous run in the ODI World Cup 2023 edition in India. Entering the ten-team tournament as the favourites and defending champions, the 2019 winners fell flat soon and ended on the seventh spot in the overall standings.&nbsp;

The second and penultimate ODI will take place at the same venue on Dec 6 (Wednesday).

Jos Buttler-led England lost the first ODI of the three-match series to hosts West Indies by four wickets at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua on Sunday (Dec 3).

Jos Buttler-led England lost the first ODI of the three-match series to hosts West Indies by four wickets at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua on Sunday (Dec 3). Opting to bat first, England rode on Harry Brook's 71 and valuable knocks from Phil Salt (45), Zak Crawley (48), Sam Curran (38) and Brydon Carse (31) to post a challenging 325 all-out in 50 overs. In reply, WI were 213 for 5 -- needing another 113 off 68 balls -- before captain Shai Hope (109 not out) and Romario Shepherd (49 not out) took on the English bowlers, with opener Alick Athanaze also scoring a 65-ball 66. Former England captain Alastair Cook has lashed out at Jos Buttler-led English camp after they conceded a game they should have won. Speaking on TNT Sports, Cook said, "I expect England to get better but you can't just keep going into series without match practice. I know the schedule is really hard and other things but something has to give to give the players a better chance to perform straight away." Also read: Don't do PCs every 3 minutes: Akram's advice for new Pakistan management, asks them to 'be brave' Cook further added that he felt as if the England players were not in touch with the ODI format. “No warm-up games, it doesn’t matter how many scenarios you do, a few of the lads were out in Abu Dhabi, they've had some scenario practice but under pressure today, they looked rusty," Cook stated. He added, "They were poor with the new ball new ball. In particular Sam Curran (ending with match figures of 9.5-0-98-0), he's normally that banker, the guy under pressure, certainly in T20 cricket he's been so good at the death but he was missing his mark by a long way." England came into this game after a disastrous run in the ODI World Cup 2023 edition in India. Entering the ten-team tournament as the favourites and defending champions, the 2019 winners fell flat soon and ended on the seventh spot in the overall standings. The second and penultimate ODI will take place at the same venue on Dec 6 (Wednesday).

'Can't keep going...': Alastair Cook lashes out at England after 1st ODI loss vs West Indies

England were landed a soft blow in their preparations for their upcoming West Indies tour with star speedster Josh Tongue ruled out with an injury. Tongue, impressive in the only Test match against Ireland at Lord’s and then in the Ashes, was tipped for a white-ball cricket debut, but those plans were thrown out of the window after an injury suffered in training on Thursday during the team’s camp in Abu Dhabi. Matthew Potts has been roped in as a replacement for Tongue for the ODIs with no confirmation on whether he will be available for the T20I series.

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<h2>Injury setback for Tongue</h2>

After a disappointing show at the World Cup, England's selector&nbsp;panel led by Luke Wright is firm on focusing on the youth. As a result,&nbsp;Tongue was in line for his ODI debut for England during the West Indies tour with several big stars missing out. He was called into the squad along with fellow uncapped players Ollie Pope and John Turner, with the former also serving as vice-captain in the Test format.

While the extent of the injury remains unknown,&nbsp;Tongue could still return to the squad to face the West Indies during the T20I series which starts on December 12. He will be a vital part of the team’s preparations for the upcoming five-match Test series against India in February. With Stuart Broad’s retirement and James Anderson at the twilight of his career, Tongue along with Chris Woakes and Mark Wood form the backbone of the English bowling unit.

Tongue was offered a two-year deal by the English Cricket Board (ECB) as part of the central contract that sees him being an important part of the near future. His replacement Matthew Potts was also offered a lucrative deal by the ECB and he too is part of the plans.

Only six players from the World Cup squads made it to the West Indies tour with Dawid Malan being the biggest miss. He is predicted to have been done with the national side as the selectors are now focusing on grooming the next generation.

ODI squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Zak Crawley, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Tom Hartley, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Ollie Pope, Phil Salt, Matthew Potts, John Turner.

T20I squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Moeen Ali, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Tymal Mills, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Josh Tongue, Reece Topley, John Turner, Chris Woakes.

England were landed a soft blow in their preparations for their upcoming West Indies tour with star speedster Josh Tongue ruled out with an injury. Tongue, impressive in the only Test match against Ireland at Lord’s and then in the Ashes, was tipped for a white-ball cricket debut, but those plans were thrown out of the window after an injury suffered in training on Thursday during the team’s camp in Abu Dhabi.

England were landed a soft blow in their preparations for their upcoming West Indies tour with star speedster Josh Tongue ruled out with an injury. Tongue, impressive in the only Test match against Ireland at Lord’s and then in the Ashes, was tipped for a white-ball cricket debut, but those plans were thrown out of the window after an injury suffered in training on Thursday during the team’s camp in Abu Dhabi. Matthew Potts has been roped in as a replacement for Tongue for the ODIs with no confirmation on whether he will be available for the T20I series. 👋 @MattyJPotts! 🤞 Speedy recovery, Josh Tongue 🔁 A change to our ODI squad#WIvENG | #EnglandCricket — England Cricket (@englandcricket) November 23, 2023 × Injury setback for Tongue After a disappointing show at the World Cup, England's selector panel led by Luke Wright is firm on focusing on the youth. As a result, Tongue was in line for his ODI debut for England during the West Indies tour with several big stars missing out. He was called into the squad along with fellow uncapped players Ollie Pope and John Turner, with the former also serving as vice-captain in the Test format. While the extent of the injury remains unknown, Tongue could still return to the squad to face the West Indies during the T20I series which starts on December 12. He will be a vital part of the team’s preparations for the upcoming five-match Test series against India in February. With Stuart Broad’s retirement and James Anderson at the twilight of his career, Tongue along with Chris Woakes and Mark Wood form the backbone of the English bowling unit. Tongue was offered a two-year deal by the English Cricket Board (ECB) as part of the central contract that sees him being an important part of the near future. His replacement Matthew Potts was also offered a lucrative deal by the ECB and he too is part of the plans. Only six players from the World Cup squads made it to the West Indies tour with Dawid Malan being the biggest miss. He is predicted to have been done with the national side as the selectors are now focusing on grooming the next generation. ODI squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Zak Crawley, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Tom Hartley, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Ollie Pope, Phil Salt, Matthew Potts, John Turner. T20I squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Moeen Ali, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Tymal Mills, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Josh Tongue, Reece Topley, John Turner, Chris Woakes.

England tour of West Indies: Injury delays Josh Tongue's white-ball debut, Matthew Potts roped in

England Cricket Board (ECB) made a statement selection on Sunday (Nov 12) for the team’s upcoming tour of the West Indies with only six World Cup stars retaining their places. England, all set to play five T20Is and three ODIs, will be without Dawid Malan and Jofra Archer, with the former dropped for shambolic performance&nbsp;in the ODI World Cup and the latter missing out due to injury. The news comes a day after England’s ODI World Cup campaign came to an end after just three wins in nine matches.

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<h2>Malan dropped, Archer misses out</h2>

Having scored 404 runs, Malan was overlooked considering his age as a big factor in the time to come. He scored a hundred against Bangladesh and 87 against the Netherlands but was far from convincing as England struggled for the majority of the tournament. While he was dropped, Archer remained on the sidelines due to his consistent injury issues. This time he missed out due to an elbow issue which saw him return home during the ODI World Cup despite not being the 15-member squad.

"Originally, the thought was that he was going to be alright for the back end of the competition," Rob Key, England's managing director, said on Sunday after England's league-stage elimination was confirmed.

"It was a risk worth taking. He had his scans, and they all came up clear. He flies over here, comes out to Mumbai, bowls, and actually then he felt pain in his elbow. So then, the view was, 'Right, this is going to be a risk too far'. Because of the upside, that's what lures you in. You start looking at things like the Ashes in two years, the T20 World Cup… Jofra adds so much to that,” the director added.

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England will play a three-match ODI series that kickstarts on Sunday (Dec 3) before the five-match T20I series takes centrestage from Dec 12. Interestingly, only six England ODI World Cup names have been retained in the form of captain Jos Buttler who remains in charge and is joined by Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Sam Curran, and Liam Livingstone.

Three uncapped players make the cut in the ODI side with Test vice-captain Ollie Pope joining seamers John Turner and Josh Tongue. The pace pair also feature in the 20-over squad.

ODI squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Zak Crawley, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Tom Hartley, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Ollie Pope, Phil Salt, Josh Tongue, John Turner.

T20I squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Moeen Ali, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Tymal Mills, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Josh Tongue, Reece Topley, John Turner, Chris Woakes.

England Cricket Board (ECB) made a statement selection on Sunday (Nov 12) for the team’s upcoming tour of the West Indies with only six World Cup stars retaining their places.

England Cricket Board (ECB) made a statement selection on Sunday (Nov 12) for the team’s upcoming tour of the West Indies with only six World Cup stars retaining their places. England, all set to play five T20Is and three ODIs, will be without Dawid Malan and Jofra Archer, with the former dropped for shambolic performance in the ODI World Cup and the latter missing out due to injury. The news comes a day after England’s ODI World Cup campaign came to an end after just three wins in nine matches. We've announced our squads for our upcoming tour of the Caribbean 👇 — England Cricket (@englandcricket) November 12, 2023 × Malan dropped, Archer misses out Having scored 404 runs, Malan was overlooked considering his age as a big factor in the time to come. He scored a hundred against Bangladesh and 87 against the Netherlands but was far from convincing as England struggled for the majority of the tournament. While he was dropped, Archer remained on the sidelines due to his consistent injury issues. This time he missed out due to an elbow issue which saw him return home during the ODI World Cup despite not being the 15-member squad. "Originally, the thought was that he was going to be alright for the back end of the competition," Rob Key, England's managing director, said on Sunday after England's league-stage elimination was confirmed. "It was a risk worth taking. He had his scans, and they all came up clear. He flies over here, comes out to Mumbai, bowls, and actually then he felt pain in his elbow. So then, the view was, 'Right, this is going to be a risk too far'. Because of the upside, that's what lures you in. You start looking at things like the Ashes in two years, the T20 World Cup… Jofra adds so much to that,” the director added. ALSO READ | ODI World Cup 2023: England skipper Jos Buttler refutes HUGE CLEAROUT despite awful campaign England will play a three-match ODI series that kickstarts on Sunday (Dec 3) before the five-match T20I series takes centrestage from Dec 12. Interestingly, only six England ODI World Cup names have been retained in the form of captain Jos Buttler who remains in charge and is joined by Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Sam Curran, and Liam Livingstone. Three uncapped players make the cut in the ODI side with Test vice-captain Ollie Pope joining seamers John Turner and Josh Tongue. The pace pair also feature in the 20-over squad. ODI squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Zak Crawley, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Tom Hartley, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Ollie Pope, Phil Salt, Josh Tongue, John Turner. T20I squad: Jos Buttler (captain), Rehan Ahmed, Moeen Ali, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Sam Curran, Ben Duckett, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Tymal Mills, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt, Josh Tongue, Reece Topley, John Turner, Chris Woakes.

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