article_snippet: Captain Eoin Morgan needs to regain Captain Eoin Morgan form if Captain Eoin Morgan is to prove that Captain Eoin Morgan may yet have a future with England in limited-overs cricket.
article_snippet: It should now also be the end of the road for Ravi Bopara and James Tredwell.
article_snippet: England need to build a new one-day team around the core of Joe Root, who should be the new captain, Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali.
article_snippet: the new captain, Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali can be supplemented by Chris Woakes, James Taylor and Chris Jordan while Gary Ballance may yet grow into the modern one-day batsman familiar to Yorkshire, and Steven Finn remains an enigma who should not be discarded in any form just yet.
article_snippet: England need players who can carry the new captain, Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali forward now.
article_snippet: Step forward Alex Hales, who has to be given a proper run in 50-over cricket,
article_snippet: Surrey’s Jason Roy, Kent’s exciting batsman-keeper Sam Billings, Yorkshire’s Adil Rashid to spin the ball away from the right-handers, Hampshire’s classy batsman James Vince and Durham all-rounder Ben Stokes.
article_snippet: a left-arm quick bowler — and Surrey’s Reece Topley may be the best bet for our 2019 squad.
article_snippet: Did Graves give Kevin Pietersen a glimmer of hope when Kevin Pietersen told the BBC last week that the exiled star might be considered again if the exiled star played county cricket?
article_snippet: Samiullah Shenwari could cause some damage.
article_snippet: Samiullah Shenwari has scored 247 runs this tournament at an average of 49.40.
article_snippet: That’s more runs and a better average than any England batsman has managed.
article_snippet: With the ball, left-arm fast bowler Shapoor Zadran (right) has been the pick of the bunch, taking 10 wickets at an average of 24.
article_snippet: An England side featuring Alex Hales, Eoin Morgan and Jos Buttler hit 196 before skittling Afghanistan for 80.