I'm having a ball!

LIAM LIVINGSTONE has vowed to give England the best version of himself as an all-rounder at the World Cup now he is finally fully fit again

- DEAN WILSON

And even though he has played almost exclusively T20 and 100-ball cricket over the last two years, he reckons he can be a huge asset to Jos Buttler’s 50-over side as they try to retain the world crown.

Having overcome ankle and knee injuries in the last year, there was a glimpse of what he can offer both with bat and ball in the eight-wicket defeat to New Zealand in Cardiff with a second sparkling 50 of his ODI career and almost eight overs of spin.