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England have recently introduced a dynamic team for their next tour of India and the prestigious ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The team, led by an experienced wicketkeeper-batsman yes butlercombines a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, aiming to achieve the perfect balance between experience and youth.
England preparation for ICC Champions Trophy 2025
This kit features some key inclusions, with Joe root returning to the ODI setup after being absent since the 2023 World Cup in India. His inclusion brings stability to the middle order, adding depth and class to the batting line-up. Next to him, Jofra Archer He is primed to spearhead the pace attack, offering pace, bounce and versatility. The leg spin of Adil Rashidthe only England right-hander in the team, he offers crucial wicket-taking options, especially in subcontinental conditions.
The team shows a clear intention on the part of the England management to build a team capable of competing in Asian conditions, combining tactical flexibility with match-winning skills. However, despite the hype surrounding this team, several big names have been noticeably left out. While these omissions may come as a surprise, these players remain valuable assets for their IPL franchises, where they are ready to showcase their skills in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.
4 England players who will appear in IPL 2025 but will not be part of the Champions Trophy
1. Will Jacks (Mumbai Indians – INR 2 Crore)
jacksKnown for his explosive batting and off-spin bowling, he has been a notable exclusion. With Root’s return, Jacks potentially failed to find a place despite showing promise in his 15 ODI appearances, scoring 468 runs at an average of 31.20 and a strike rate of 100.64, including four half-centuries. While the 26-year-old has excelled in franchise cricket at the global level, his performances at the international level have not been as consistent. However, its comprehensive capabilities will be a valuable asset to the Mumbai Indians (MI) in IPL 2025, where he was signed for INR 2 crores.
2. Sam Curran (Chennai Super Kings – INR 2.40 Crore)
the exclusion of Sam Curranone of the most versatile all-rounders in England, was a surprise. Despite his reputation as a match-winner, the selectors opted for other pacers like Jofra Archer, Gus Atkinson and wooden framespotentially leaving Curran out due to specific needs of his role. Curran, who has been a key player in the IPL, has been bought in the mega auction by Chennai Super Kings (CSK)for INR 2.40 crores. His ability to swing the ball, perform under pressure and contribute valuable runs in the lower order makes him a vital part of CSK’s setup in IPL 2025.
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3. Reece Topley (Mumbai Indians – INR 75 lakh)
The imposing pacemaker of the left arm Reece Topley He has been a staple in England’s white-ball set-up but misses out on the Champions Trophy squad after suffering a series of injuries. Known for his ability to extract bounces and cause problems for batsmen with his swing, Topley’s absence highlights England’s focus on players with consistent recent performances. Despite his international struggles, Topley was chosen by Bombay Indians for INR 75 lakh, where he is expected to strengthen his bowling attack in IPL 2025.
4. Moeen Ali (Kolkata Knight Riders – INR 2 Crores)
Veteran All Terrain Moeen Ali is not part of England’s Champions Trophy plans as he had already announced his retirement from international cricket in 2024. Moeen, who played 298 international matches, announced his retirement after participating in the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup and being left out. of the England white team. Ball series against Australia. Although he no longer represents England, Moeen remains a key figure in the cricket franchise and will feature for Calcutta Knights Riders (KKR) in IPL 2025. His explosive, off-spin batting will add balance to the KKR team.
