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Less than 12 hours after exiting the World Cup, England named new-look squads for next month\u2019s white-ball tour of the West Indies with an emphasis on rest, rotation and renewal.<\/p>\n
The limited-overs trip to the Caribbean, coming straight off the back of a gruelling six-week trawl of India, had already been highlighted as a time to look at fresh faces but the ODI party contains only six survivors from the unimpressive title defence.<\/p>\n
Captain Jos Buttler remains in charge and is joined by Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Sam Curran and Liam Livingstone.<\/p>\n
Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root and Mark Wood have been rested ahead of January\u2019s Test series in India and Test captain Ben Stokes is heading straight for an operation on his long-term knee injury.<\/p>\n
But the omissions of Dawid Malan, Moeen Ali and Chris Woakes from the 50-over squad may prove to be more final.<\/p>\n
Moeen and Woakes, together with Adil Rashid, are retained for the T20 leg, suggesting they still have a chance of next summer\u2019s short-form World Cup, but Malan has been cut from both formats.<\/p>\n
Despite being England\u2019s top run-scorer over the last few weeks, finishing exactly 100 clear of his nearest challenger, at 36 he seems to have run out of road.<\/p>\n
Three uncapped players make the cut in ODI side with Test vice-captain Ollie Pope joining seamers John Turner and Josh Tongue. The pace pair also feature in the 20-over squad.<\/p>\n
Phil Salt, Will Jacks and Rehan Ahmed will also make the full trip, indicating they are all seen as important parts of England\u2019s white-ball rebuild.<\/p>\n
While Ahmed was handed a two-year central contract last month, it is notable that neither Jacks nor Salt were among the 29 names who did receive deals.<\/p>\n
Malan, who appears to have played his final international, was signed up for a year.<\/p>\n