England have taken a bold step in their white-ball cricket strategy 

England have taken a bold step in their white-ball cricket strategy by dropping seasoned players Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali from their upcoming fixtures against Australia. This decision comes as part of a broader effort to rejuvenate their limited-overs squad following underwhelming performances in recent ODI and T20 World Cup campaigns.

The two veterans, with over 400 international appearances combined, have been pivotal figures in England’s setup. However, the selectors have deemed them surplus to requirements as they opt for fresh talent. The departure of Matthew Mott as head coach last month marked the beginning of these changes, and the trend has continued under interim coach Marcus Trescothick, who will now lead the team in his first assignment. Five uncapped players, including left-arm seamer Josh Hull, all-rounder Jacob Bethell, and fast bowler John Turner, have been named for both ODI and T20 formats. Meanwhile, Dan Mousley and Jordan Cox have been included in the T20 squad.