Jason Roy scored just 78 runs in six T20 internationals this summer, averaging 12.66. He also started an Oval Invincible Hundred campaign with three ducks in four innings.England tour Pakistan and he will face seven of his T20 internationals before his T20 World Cup in Australia in October
Last updated: 02/09/22 11:18am
Jason Roy was sent off after being sacked in the third T20I between England and South Africa in the Asias Bowl.
Jason Roy has been ruled out of the England squad for October’s T20 World Cup and the T20 Pakistan Tour later this month.
Roy struggled this summer with just 78 runs in six T20 internationals, averaging 12.66. He also started a hundred campaigns for the Oval Invincible with three ducks in four innings.
Phil Salt, who played in four T20Is and eight one-day internationals and scored his maiden century against the Netherlands in June, has been named to both teams, alongside Whiteball captain Jos Butler. Or there could be a promotion for Johnny Bairstow.
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Phil Salt had his first ODI century as England dominated with the bat in the first ODI against the Netherlands.
Alex Hales has not played for England since failing a recreational drug test in 2019.
Jos Buttler (Lancashire) captain, Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), Jonathan Bairstow (Yorkshire), Harry Brook (Yorkshire), Sam Curran (Surrey), Chris Jordan (Surrey), Liam Livingstone (Lancashire), Dawid Malan (Yorkshire), Adil Rasheed (Yorkshire), Phil Salt (Lancashire), Ben Stokes (Durham), Reese Topley (Surrey), David Wiley (Yorkshire), Chris Walkes (Warwickshire), Mark Wood (Durham)
Pace bowlers Chris Walkes and Mark Wood recovered from their respective injuries and were named to both teams. Both players last played for England on the West Indies Test Tour in March.
Two players named to England’s T20 World Cup squad, Chris Jordan (fingers) and Liam Livingston (ankle), will continue their rehabilitation and will not participate in the Pakistan Tour, but are “preparing for the tournament,” according to a press release. We are doing well” from the ECB.
Joss Butler (Lancashire) captain, Moen Ali (Worcestershire) vice-captain, Harry Brooke (Yorkshire), Jordan Cox (Kent), Sam Curran (Surrey), Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire), Liam Dawson (Hampshire), Richard Gleeson (Lancashire), Tom Helm (Middlesex), Will Jacks (Surrey), Dawid Maran (Yorkshire), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Phil Salt (Lancashire), Ollie Stone (Warwickshire), Reese Topley (Surrey), David Willie (Yorkshire), Chris Walkes (Warwickshire), Luke Wood (Lancashire), Mark Wood (Durham)
Butler, who is also recovering from a calf injury, is scheduled to travel to Pakistan, but the captain is expected to play only the second half of the seven-game series. In the absence of Butler, Moen Ali will serve as captain.
Since 2005, five uncapped players from a 19-player team have been selected to tour Pakistan. Kent batsman Jordan Cox was joined by Middlesex seamer Tom Helm, Surrey batsman Willjax, Warwickshire Quick He Ollie Stone and Lancashire left-hander Seamar Lukewood.
None of the England 15-man squad for the T20 World Cup are newcomers. Hampshire all-rounder Liam Dawson, Lancashire fast bowler Richard Gleeson and Sussex left-hander quick Timal Mills have been named ‘traveling reserves’ for the tournament.
England will fly to Pakistan on 14th September and the first match of the seven-round T20 will be broadcast live on Tuesday 20th September – on Sky Sports – while the T20 World Cup will be held in Australia on 16th October. England’s first group game kicks off in six days. Afghanistan on October 22nd. All matches will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
‘He’s your best player!’ | | KP urges England to back Roy
Earlier this summer, former England batsman Kevin Petersen urged England to keep Roy in the side, praising the opener as whiteball cricket’s ‘best player’ despite the loss of form. Did.
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Kevin Petersen has defended Jason Roy vehemently and urged England to back him earlier this summer.
Roy, who played a key role in England’s over 50 World Cup wins in 2019, has played 107 ODIs, averaging 40.34 with 21 50s and 1000s played. did. In his T20 internationals in his 64, Roy averaged 24.15 and scored eight half-centuries.
“Jason just turned 32,” Petersen told Sky Sports in August. is.
“Jason Roy is a World Cup winner. He did an incredible job for Eoin Morgan. He was told by Morgan to go out and hit that ball. Now By hitting the ball and being a risk taker, you will fail.And once you start failing, failure can last a long time.
“If Robkey [managing director of England cricket] Hearing this, he’s your best player and he’s been your best player for years.
He added: “Stand with him! They did it with Zach Crowley in the test match. Ben Stokes was adamant that Crawley would play for the rest of the season.” They need to do it with Jason Roy from the T20 team.”
