England changed the lineup for the West Indies IT20 series

Left-arm seam pitchers George Garton and David Payne are unexpected members of the England squad of 16. They will participate in the five IT20 series in the West Indies in January.

As the fifth Ashes Test will end in Hobart four days before the first T20 game in the Caribbean on January 22, no English player has yet to consider retaking the urn in Australia.

Therefore, when England begins to look forward to the 2022 Australia T20 World Cup, White team captain Eoin Morgan will not have Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler, Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Chris Woakes and Mark Wood.

Paul Collingwood led the England team to their first ever global trophy in the 2010 World’s Top 20. He represented Chris Silverwood as the head coach and was responsible for one The series will end on January 30th, with Marcus Trescothick as the assistant.

Collingwood said: “Before the T20 World Cup in Australia, we had already started preparations, so we chose a strong lineup with strong batting ability and balanced offense.

“The World Cup is less than a year away. With the absence of players from the Ashes, the team’s chances will increase.

“I have good memories of winning the World Cup in Barbados. I really look forward to bringing this team back there to face a very good West Indies. They will test our skills in all aspects.”

The England team still has the regular firepower of captain Morgan, Liam Livingstone and Moen Ali.

The 24-year-old Gaton made a good impression in the first 100s this summer, beating Malan, Alex Hales and Darcy Short’s key wickets in the men’s knockout round. The Southern Warriors won the championship.

After the outbreak of Covid-19 in the first team, Penn, the teammate who scored six wickets for the Welsh Fires in the game, was selected for the England team to participate in the one-day international series against Pakistan, but the 30-year-old The players were not selected for three games.

Last month England reached the T20 World Cup semi-finals in the United Arab Emirates. David Wiley was an unused team member. The pair went into liquidation, while the acclaimed leg spinner Matt Parkinson did not. space.

After Phil Salt made his international debut in the ODI series against Pakistan, he could represent England for the first time, while the opening batter Tom Banton and fast bowler Saatchi Saqib Mahmood was recalled.

Mahmoud-currently representing the Sydney Thunder in Australia’s Big Bash League. He scored 4 points with 22 points in Sunday’s game against the Brisbane Heat-recently touted as a call-up for the Ashes because of England’s boxing It was 2-0 behind before the daily test, but it seems unlikely now.