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Roy ruled out of T20 World Cup; Vince named replacement


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3 minutes ago, Clarke said:

God save the queen, looks like Pakistan's cup :((


It was Pakistan’s cup the moment they beat India in the opening game. If you still think otherwise get ready for disappointment.

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7 minutes ago, I6MTW said:

Alex Hales can play in place of Roy. He can be just as aggressive. 

 

3 minutes ago, Bigg Brother said:

Where is Hales?? Baistow should open now and Billings to come in middle order. Root was better option than Vince.

 

hales is blacklisted by morgan. on merit alone he'd easily make the team

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17 minutes ago, maniac said:


It was Pakistan’s cup the moment they beat India in the opening game. If you still think otherwise get ready for disappointment.

 

Roy Buttler Bairstow Livingstone are all fearsome when in full flow. That's still 3 game changers left :pray:

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15 hours ago, vayuu1 said:

Feel billings is some one who is better replacement left hander good against spin decent against pace

Billings is right hander

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https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/nov/09/eoin-morgan-admits-england-injuries-favour-new-zealand-t20-world-cup-semi-final-cricket

 

Eoin Morgan admits England injuries favour New Zealand at T20 World Cup

Eoin Morgan has said that beating New Zealand in Wednesday’s T20 World Cup semi-final “would be a hell of an achievement” given the injuries that have forced five key players out of his squad and the last-minute tactical rethink forced upon him after Jason Roy’s withdrawal on Monday with a torn calf muscle.

Morgan confirmed that “within the group we’ve made a decision” on who will open the batting with Jos Buttler, and without identifying the player chosen said the choice had not been a difficult one. He said, however, that further success in this tournament would be all the more impressive because of the absences of Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer, Sam Curran, Tymal Mills and now Roy.

 

“It would be a really strong representation of what the white-ball side has achieved since 2015,” Morgan said. “We had a glimpse of that [depth] during our summer when we had to replace 15 players against Pakistan and they ended up beating Pakistan’s strongest ODI team 3-0. I think that was a good [demonstration] of the next generation of English cricketer.

 

The New Zealand captain, Kane Williamson, also highlighted the depth of talent available to England when asked about the missing players. “I think one of the strengths of the England side is their depth that they’ve managed to produce over a period of time,” he said. “Having spent some time at the Birmingham Phoenix and being a little bit involved in the Hundred, you can tell that there’s a huge amount of talent. They’re still very much a strong side who have been playing some really good cricket.”

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