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Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Josh England has been ruled out of the T20 series against New Zealand due to a stretch in the England calf. In his place, Alex Carrie has been included in the team.
Engallis felt troublesome in the right calf after the running session in Perth earlier this week. After the scan, it has been decided to exclude him from the T20 series against New Zealand.
Cricket Australia wants to include this wicketkeeper-batsman in a special training program. The board hopes that Josh England will return to the team before the series of three ODIs against India.
Josh England is an important part of Australia’s white ball team. Australia also needs passion in red ball cricket. This wicketkeeper will backup Alex Carrie in the domestic Ashes series.
Josh England have scored 878 runs in 36 T20 matches with an average of 30.27 from Australia, while in 33 ODIs he scored 766 runs at an average of 29.46. At the same time, he has 119 runs in 3 Test matches.
In addition to taking 30 catches in ODI cricket during this period, Engallis did 4 stumpings. At the same time, in T20 matches, he has stumped 2 batsmen with 19 catches.
Australia and New Zealand teams will play a series of three T20 matches between 1-4 October. All the matches of this series will be held in Mount Munganui. After this, the Australian team will enter three ODIs against India from October 19, after which both countries will play T20 series of five matches.
Australia team for T20 series against New Zealand: Mitchell Marsh (Captain), Travis Head, Alex Carrie, Matthew Short, Mitchell Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell, Tim David, Scene Abbott, Ben Dawarshuis, Xavier Bartlet, Adam Japa, Josh Hazlewood, Matt Kuhaneman.