Harry Brook could have additional alternatives to press his case for inclusion in England's World Cup squad after being added to their squad to face New Zealand in a four-match sequence and included in a second-string group that may play Ireland later this month.

Brook has impressed England's administration along with his response to lacking out on their provisional 15-man squad for the World Cup, blazing an unbeaten century within the Hundred and hitting 43 not out and 67 of their first two T20Is in opposition to New Zealand.

Brook has formally been added to the squad for the New Zealand sequence as "batting cover" and can hyperlink up with England in Cardiff on Thursday forward of Friday's first ODI. He can be on account of function within the Ireland sequence, which runs from September 20-26 - and will then fly to India with the remainder of the World Cup squad a day later.

England are eager to offer Crawley alternatives in white-ball cricket after he completed the Ashes as their main run-scorer, and he'll add to his three ODIs whereas main his nation for the primary time. Ben Duckett, who ran the drinks all through the four-match T20I sequence in opposition to New Zealand, will probably be vice-captain.

Will Jacks, whose highest rating in these 4 matches was 22, additionally options, whereas Phil Salt may also function after being omitted of the T20I squad. Luke Wood, Craig Overton and Matthew Potts be part of Carse and Scrimshaw because the seam-bowling choices.

The ECB stated that England's selectors "consulted with the first-class counties" and took the County Championship standings into consideration when choosing the Ireland squad, to keep away from leaving groups who have been pushing for the title, promotion, or to keep away from relegation with out a number of first-choice gamers.

England squad to play Ireland: Rehan Ahmed, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Zak Crawley (captain), Ben Duckett (vice-captain), Sam Hain, Will Jacks, Craig Overton, Matthew Potts, Phil Salt, George Scrimshaw, Jamie Smith, Luke Wood

Fixtures: September 20 - 1st ODI, Headingley; September 23 - 2nd ODI, Trent Bridge; September 26 - third ODI, Bristol