ADIL: WE'LL GET BOK ON TRACK

England pay penalty for ODI snub but Rashid remains confident

- DEAN WILSON

ENGLAND are under pressure to rescue a teetering World Cup campaign, which is in danger of bringing a golden era of white-ball cricket to its knees.

Jos Buttler and his players must find a way to get their tournament back on track, and show the 50-over format still means something, even when it has been low down on their list of priorities for the last four years.

And spinner Adil Rashid admitted: "Over the past four years there have not been many ODIs played anywhere.

"A few here, a few there and we've been chopping and changing teams, but we're still confident and back our players.