Potts back in Ashes contention after T20 release
Summary
Pace bowler Matthew Potts has a chance to rejoin England's cricket team for the Ashes tour after being released from the T20 matches in Ireland to play in the County Championship. Changes in England's cricket squads include resting Ben Duckett and recalling Sam Curran for the T20 games. With Jamie Overton's retirement and Chris Woakes' injury, England is considering Potts for a spot in their Ashes squad.Key Facts
- Matthew Potts was released from England’s T20 squad to play in the County Championship, increasing his chances for the Ashes tour.
- Potts last played a Test match for England against New Zealand in December.
- Jamie Overton has retired from red-ball cricket, leaving an opening for a bowler in England's Ashes squad.
- Chris Woakes is recovering from a dislocated shoulder and may not join the Ashes tour.
- England's Ashes squad is expected to be announced by the end of the month, with Potts a contender for a bowling spot.
- Ben Duckett is given a rest from T20 matches after a busy schedule, potentially returning for the New Zealand series leading up to the Ashes.
- Sam Curran is recalled to England's T20 squad after not playing since Brendon McCullum became head coach.
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