Co-hosts South Africa and Zimbabwe are already guaranteed spots, with the next eight places determined by the ICC rankings.

Struggling England cannot take 2027 ODI World Cup rankings for granted: Marcus Trescothick

England will continue to manage workload of speedster Jofra Archer to protect him from getting injured again and again. Archer was the hero of England's ODI World Cup 2019 victory but has been on the sidelines for majority of the time every since.

'He knows the plan,' says interim England white-ball coach Marcus Trescothick on pacer Jofra Archer's workload

Former England opener and one of their assistant coaches, Marcus Trescothick, admits being undecided over considering the white-ball head coach role. In the absence of Matthew Mott - former ODI and T20I head coach, who parted ways following the recently concluded T20 World Cup in the Americas, Marcus will be England’s interim coach for the white-ball series against Australia starting next month.

Marcus Trescothick undecided on England’s white-ball head coach role, admits ‘not thinking any further’

Seamer Mark Wood is deemed fully fit to bowl on the final day of the home Ashes as England look for an improbable win at the Kia Oval in London. England held him back until the 33rd over on day four before rain interrupted play and washed out the final session, with Australia reeling at 135 for no loss, needing another 249 runs to win the Test and claim away Ashes for the first time since 2001.

Ashes, 5th Test: 'Worn-out' Mark Wood fit to bowl on day five as England eye unlikely win

England found themselves in hot waters after Pat Cummins’ two wickets in one over reduced them to 45 for four at one stage on Saturday. However, a 69-run stand between opener Ben Duckett and captain Ben Stokes somehow saved the side's ship and kept them in the chase of 371.

Ashes - 'There's always hope when Ben Stokes is there': Trescothick on England's chances of winning at Lord's

England batsman Jason Roy has passed a concussion test after being hit in the nets ahead of the third Ashes Test against Australia at Headingley. The 29-year-old opener was struck by a throw-down from ex-England international Marcus Trescothick, working with the team in a temporary coaching capacity, during practice on Tuesday.

Expect Jason Roy to be fit for third Ashes Test: England captain Joe Root

Former England opening batsman Marcus Trescothick announced on Thursday he would be retiring from cricket at the end of the season, aged 43. In 27 seasons as a professional, the Somerset player featured in 76 tests for England and helped them win the Ashes in 2005.

Marcus Trescothick, former England opener retires from cricket at 43

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