LIAM LIVINGSTONE has challenged an inexperienced England ODI squad brimming with “untapped talent” to make a name for themselves.
Captain Jos Buttler’s calf injury, and the Test duties of a host of star names, means England can assess their bench strength in three ODIs against West Indies, starting in Antigua today.
Jordan Cox, 24, named as the next Test wicketkeeper, all-rounder Dan Mousley, 23, and paceman John Turner, 23, are poised for debuts, while stand-in skipper Livingstone would not rule out a first international outing for promising legspinner Jafer Chohan, 22, at some point.
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