Who will lead England’s white ball team post-Jose Butler?

Delhi: It was only at the time of the commencement of the Champions Trophy that Jose Butler would not be the limited over cricket captain of England for a long time, but the rapid captaincy he left was the shock of the defeat. The players and Backerroom staff called the hotel to the team room and told that they would give up the captaincy after the Champions Trophy match against South Africa. When he reached the ground for practice, he also told the media there. Yes, players will be available as a player. This South Africa match also lost the England team i.e. the 7th consecutive ODI defeat and the need for change got even more air. So those who ran cricket in England got another homework.

In a few days, it is expected to create a new captain but there is no hurry, because now England have to play international cricket at the end of May. So the question is, who will be the new limited over cricket captain? Brendon McCullum has resumed a 3 captain debate. They are ready to bring the captain from outside the current team as they want to do something ‘special’ to get England out of the ‘white ball’ crisis. Due to this, domestic cricket captains like Sam Billings, Sam Curren and James Vince came into the discussion. They do not consider the same captain wrong for ODI and T20, but also support the 3 captain policy. Between 2011 and 2012, there were 3 captains when Andrew Strauss (Test), Alastair Cook (ODI) and Stuart Broad (T20) got these duty. Let’s see the claimant:

The common report considers 26 -year -old Harry Brook as the most vigorous contender but will he be able to withstand another responsibility as a multitormat player? Last year, he was captained in 5 ODIs. Was the deputy of Butler. Captain of Northern Super Thrings at The Hundred. Generally, he believes that like Ben Stokes, they decide according to the need in cricket, but the matter will be stuck when he is a player of all three formats. By the way, many franchises have also supported him. Therefore, the selector will have to think whether to make someone a captain who can spend all his time and energy in ODI cricket or make the favorite Brook captain and it is possible that his batting will also affect his batting.

Phil Salt

The age of 28 years and last September, captained England in two T20s against Australia. Captain of Manchester Originals at The Hundred. It will be fine if he remains the Deputy Captain, but the captain will also be discussed as a contender.

Joe root

The age of 34 years and if England made different captains for ODI and T20, they can be the captain of the 50 over team. Experience is the team’s best batsman and T20 does not play. He can take the team to the next World Cup in October 2027.

Ben stokes

Age 33 years and records as Test captain and their correct tuning with McCullum, makes him a contender but rely on his fitness? A strange thinking is also being made that make a ‘two captain’s team’ for ODIs- give responsibility to Stokes captain in a big event and his deputy in the rest of the series.

Sam karan

Sam Karan’s age 26 years. If this responsibility is achieved and successful, then England’s difficulty of many years will be solved. The Punjab Kings captain in the IPL affected the performance as a player. This thinking is good but the current era is probably not right to give them this duty.

Although the names of Jack Croly (27 years), Sam Billings (age 33 years) and Jacob Bethel (age 21 years) are also in discussion, but any of them are less likely to get duty.

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