Ben Stokes as England’s next ODI captain? Rob Key says ‘nothing is off the table’ after ‘poor’ Champions Trophy exit | Cricket News happymamay

England wants to “the best person” to take over the position of white football captain from Jos Buttler, with the administrative director of Men Cricket Rob Key until “nothing outside the table” when asked whether Ben Stock can combine the test function with the ODI captain.

KEY also suggested that there could be the ODI and T20 captain separately forward, saying: “I think the script and script are 50 more, with T20 Outlier.”

This question raised whether it could be considered Stoxus – whose last 114 ODIS played during the gloomy defense of the 2023 World Cup in England.

“I think there is nothing outside the table,” said Ki from the 33 -year -old. “You look at every one option and think,” What is the best thing to do? “

“Ben Stox is one of the best captains I have ever seen, so it will be stupid not to look at it. It is just an effect on what it means.”

KEY has been added to the Captaincy search: “You are just looking for the best person, really, someone you think can advance.

“We will not hurry in this decision either. We will take some time.

“We had a plan in place as we looked at many different people, so we saw Phil Salt, Liam Livingstone and Harry Brook [in the role]There are a lot of options. ”

Key: We have not been good since the Morgan era “The beating fell on a cliff”

By thinking about the exit of the group stage in England in the 2025 Champions Cup, which prompted the resignation of Bater as Captain, Ki defended the formation of the 15 -players squad for the championship held in the subcontinent.

England chose an attack on three aspects of the three defeats to Australia, Afghanistan and South Africa, where Predon Cars and Mark Wood injured. Adel Rashid was originally the only round in the front line, until Rehan Ahmed was drafted to replace my car.

“We were very poor,” said. “The truth is that we were not particularly good in the white cricket game, perhaps since the last era that Iyen Morgan did, and this is for various reasons.

“We look at everything, whether it is a diversity of attack, all the things you read about. We think where our left round comes? [Liam] Dawson? Or will we go at an external pace to try to do what we think is our strength: the beating team packed, chasing anything and getting more degrees than bats?

“We could change the choice, yes, but the fact is that if you are not well exposed and the beating is your strength, then this becomes a huge problem.

“When you start looking at it, over the past two years, the beating fell in particular.”

Key: There is no problem with England training “We must stop talking about garbage.”

In preparation for the Champions Cup, England toured India for the five international T20 and the ODI series of three games, which was well hit in each of 4-1 and 3-0 in a row.

There were reports that Joe Root was the only player who participated in a clear session during the ODI match from the round, which prompted criticism from the former Kevin Petersen in England, captain and former Indian coach Ravi Chastry.

Ki said: “A lot of the way is made by things and the way they spend their time when they do not play, which I have no problem,” Ki said.

“The only thing I will say is that there is the story that came out, I think, Ravi Chastry and Kevin Petersen were not true about the fact that they only practiced once.

“When I saw the team in Pakistan, they practiced heavily. They stumbled; they were not practicing and that is why we did not perform.

“I have no problem with the way our men wander in matters, but there is no doubt that we have to improve when we conduct interviews, when the players make a post -match press conference, we talk a lot about garbage a lot of time.

“They are trying hard not to bother a kind of players in the dressing room, and they do not try to give up something they do not think, and then they end up creating newspapers through it. But I do not kill people for the things they say.”

Key added: “There is no world where we believe that the players do not care, that they do not want to go and get great degrees, and do not care about winning, and that they are arrogant.

“This is not completely true. Half the time they face themselves in a problem because they are trying so much that they end up making mistakes.

“Sometimes they are reckless, sometimes they make the wrong decision in the wrong time, but this is the game, right?”

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