Crawley and Cox earning praise from Brook; every player in form considered for England's squad, according to him.
English White-Ball Captain Harry Brook Hails Zak Crawley and Jordan Cox
Harry Brook, the current captain of England's white-ball team, has expressed his belief that teammates Zak Crawley and Jordan Cox possess the necessary attributes to excel in international white-ball cricket.
Brook took over the captaincy in April and has led England to victories against West Indies in both the ODI and T20I series. His confidence in Crawley and Cox stems from their impressive performances in the domestic white-ball competition, The Hundred.
Zak Crawley, the highest run-getter in this season of The Hundred, and Jordan Cox, the third-highest run-getter, have caught Brook's eye with their consistent performances. Both players are part of the same team in The Hundred.
The first white-ball international against South Africa will take place on 2 September at Leeds. However, as of now, there is no information available about the selection of Crawley and Cox for the upcoming series.
England will play a series of white-ball internationals against South Africa, following a five-match Test series against India. It is worth noting that neither Crawley nor Cox have been included in England's squads against Ireland and South Africa.
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Brook has stated that every in-form player is still in the mix for selection in England's white-ball teams. As the series against South Africa approaches, fans will eagerly await the official squad announcement.
