Who should be the captain of England after Jos Buttler’s resignation? | Cricket news

England is on hunting for a new white ball captain With Jos Buttler leaving after a group stadium exit to Champions Trophy.

Buttler lost 22 of his 34 one -day international as a permanent ruler since reaching Eoin Morgan in 2022, with the lowest divergence of the defense of the 50 -year -old World Cup title two years ago, when England lost six of their first seven games and was eliminated early.

Here we look at the candidates to replace buttler, from the possibility that the completely fantastic is unlikely …

Harry Brooke

The Batter Brook middle class is the excellent candidate to take over as one of the few players who seem to guarantee a point in the 50 and 20-team teams in England.

Its importance on the side was underlined by coach Brendon McCullum who called him as Vice President of the Buttler White Ball this winter and drove the ODI unit against Australia last summer during a 3-2 defeat, following Skippering Northergers.

The only issue for Brook – who is also a possible successor to test the captain Ben Stokes in time – may be the congestion of the international calendar.

As a regular test, England could look to give him priority for imminent missions against India at home and Australia away, which means that it may not be available for any limited accessory.

Phil Salt or Liam Livingstone

Salt (depicted above) and Livingstone is the only other players in the current team, after Brook, to enter the violation as a white ball ruler when Buttler is absent from injury.

Salt led the way to the T20 against Australia last summer, before Brook had gone to Odis, while Livingstone gave the West Indies’ foot reins in the late 2024.

Nor was he able to capture the fall of the white ball of England-a small sample size, admittedly-as Salt promoted a 1-1 draw and Livingstone’s accusations were hit 2-1.

Livingstone (depicted above) shone all over, albeit – top scores in four of these five matches, including the tone of a wonderful ODI girl one hundred of 77 balls in his solitary success in the Caribbean team.

However, are the two guaranteed positions on the front-to-forward white ball? T20s, perhaps, but both mid 30s in ODIS.

Livingstone initially fell for the 50th row against Australia last year, while Salt flirts with the same fate after a recent set of low ratings at the top of the order.

Ben Puquett

A man who has definitely cemented his place in the Set-up of England, after years pulling the shirt of the selectors, is Salt’s inaugural partner, Duckett.

Duckett has surpassed all three forms from his return to the international aspect in late 2022, with an average of 53.58 at Odis at that time, a record that has only improved to 63.90 since it was intended to open last summer.

While it has not yet shone at the T20 Arena, a 28-ball 51 against India during the preparation of Trophy champion, he suggested that it would soon be a more consistent incident.

Together with Joe Root, he is one of the few members of this England to get out of this latest disaster at an ICC event with any credit on the back – 165 of his 143 balls in Australia’s defeat in Australia as a Trophord Record score.

However, a little concern about the delivery of Captaincy, however – as with Brook – would be the best to manage this workload as a key factor in all forms.

Sam Croan

A left field here.

The Curran was a tournament player when England won the 2022 T20 World Cup, but has faded from the ledge since then and had not yet been selected for Trophy Champions as McCullum preferred seamers who could throw the ball down at 90 miles.

England’s lack of variants in the middle Overs was clear during the tournament with the team that seems to lose some of the Curran ILK – a wicked left weapon with the ability to deliver bouncers and surprise bouncers. His left hand could also help.

Curran has a captain experience with Punjab Kings in the Indian Premier League and Surrey in the English domestic cricket and with a test recall that seems unlikely, could focus on promoting England from a funk white ball that has seen nine defeats in 10 matches.

Root joe

Couldn’t happen, could?

Returning to the leadership for the former test captain is one of the most unlikely alternatives, but after Buttler’s resignation, McCullum was full of praise for the root of the work that laid the groundwork for his style and Stokes, which struck the ground running in the arena of red ball.

Can it take root the temptation to obtain the fruits of this work this time, instead of looking at them with scales?

The 34-year-old could be a fixed pair of hands to direct England through these white ball waters-and would win at least the T20 point, which has tried so strongly with stints on IPL and SA20.

Ben Stokes

This is just not going to happen – but what if it did?!

Stokes and McCullum transformed England’s test possessions when they joined forces in the spring of 2022, taking a side that had won one of their previous 17 games and turning them into a cane – and to a large extent winning – a machine before a light plateau.

So could they try to recreate this magic in the white ball arena, giving the country the same leadership team in all forms? No, it’s the short answer.

Stokes fully focuses on the test cricket after recent knee and hamstring issues, with the AShes series next winter in Australia that will definitely determine his term.

In fact, this white ball concert seems to be a Brook’s if he wants it.