Jamie Overton will go aside England for a feature trophy match against Afghanistan instead of injured Brydon Carse.
Carse is off for the rest of the tournament with a complaint of the toes, so that colleague Seamer Overton will play in Lahore on Wednesday, live on Cricket Sky Sports (9:00 first ball).
After the rain between Australia and South Africa in Rawalpindi on Tuesday, England knows that the victory over Afghanistan, and then South Africa will secure progress in the semifinals on Saturday, but defeat in any game will see them eliminated.
Jos Buttler’s side lost in Australia in its opening while their opponents successfully chased the ICC 352 ICC Tournament under the lights after they lost their throw earlier during the day.
Since Rosa is a potentially factor in the same place on Wednesday, England may seek if Flip Coin wins this time.
Buttler said Sky Sports: “It’s always a bit of a guess with a dew, but she made a big change the other night, and the ball slid significantly in another ubac.”
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Sky Sports Crickket Pundits Michael Atheron and Nasser Hussain discuss the attack of the bowling of England after losing to Australia
The English opener Ben Duckett best achieved a record trophy inings of 165 years, only to end up in a loss team while Australia triumphal with 15 reservations balls, thanks to the mostly undefeated century Josh Inglis born in Leeds.
Buttler added: “There were great positive results with a baton – Duckett’s inings were extraordinary – and the other guys would take confidence from playing.
“With the ball, it’s about finding a way to build pressure. When we encouraged the scoring rate, we got prizes with the Wickkets, so can we be consistent longer?”
What threats will be represented by Afghanistan?
Like England, Afghanistan is in a territory that is obliged to have 107 racing in South Africa in its first consolidation.
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Watch prominent parts from Afghanistan in 107 running of South Africa in a match of Trophy champion in Karachi
Sky Sports Cricket’s Michael Atherton believes that the place would set off England, but Afghanistan is a terrible side, losing to them in the group stage of the 2023 World Cup in India.
Atherton said, “He’s not really in Lahore in Lahore (for England against Australia), so balance on the side makes sense. I just think they like to hit Afghanistan with faster bowlers.
“The power of Afghanistan is their bowling, especially their spinners that are very experienced – Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi.
“They lack a little fire power with a baton, but if they get the result and put England under pressure, they are a different side, as we saw in the World Cup game in Delhi.
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Hussain and Atherton talk about whether the skipper should jos buttler for him and England and England increase the line in such a central tournament
“England will hope that they will absolutely score pieces of a game that are not against Australia.
“They were very good for 80 percent of the games, but they did not reach 380 with a baton as they needed, and then by the end of Australian inserts they lacked a little skill and shades, and the game fled them.”
Watch England against Afghanistan live on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Maning from 8.30 on Wednesday (9:00 the first ball).
Champion Trophy 2025 – Results/Node 🏏
All games 9:00 UK time; All live on Sky Sports
Group A.
Group B.
Semifinals
- March 4: Semi -finals – A1 V B2 (Dubai)
- March 5: Semi -final 2 – A2 V B1 (Lahore)
Ultimate
- March 9: Finally (Lahore or Dubai)
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