England have suffered one other damage setback forward of their T20I collection in opposition to New Zealand subsequent week, with Josh Tongue being withdrawn from the 15-man squad to get replaced by Chris Jordan.

Tongue, who impressed in his two Test appearances in opposition to Ireland and Australia at Lord's this summer time, had been anticipated to make his white-ball debut in the midst of the four-match collection, with England's selectors eager to broaden their pool of fast-bowling choices forward of subsequent yr's T20 World Cup within the USA and West Indies.

However, ESPNcricinfo understands that Tongue has suffered a pectoral damage, that means he will even miss the ultimate phases of Manchester Originals' Men's Hundred marketing campaign. Originals are attributable to play Southern Brave within the Eliminator on the Kia Oval on Saturday, and if profitable, will face Oval Invincibles within the event last at Lord's on Sunday.

Now, nevertheless, the selectors have reverted to the tried-and-tested. With 96 T20I wickets in 87 appearances, Jordan, 34, is England's main wicket-taker within the format, and has been in stellar kind for Southern Brave on this yr's Men's Hundred, claiming eight wickets at an economic system of 6.88 of their run to the play-offs.

Both Jordan and his Southern Brave team-mate Tymal Mills, the event's main wicket-taker with 15 scalps, had been neglected within the authentic squad in a deliberate try to broaden the squad's bowling choices, as Jos Buttler, the white-ball captain, reiterated on the eve of the Hundred Eliminator, previous to the news of Tongue's damage.

"The T20 squad has been picked with a view to having a look at a few other guys," Buttler mentioned. "That's been communicated [to Mills and Jordan] as well. We want to try and broaden that talent pool and expose some people to international cricket to see where they're at.

"Death bowling is clearly a giant focus in short-form cricket and we wish to see the place sure persons are at, and provides them an opportunity. Of course, nobody's ever dominated out, however by way of needing further motivation, each participant ought to at all times be motivated in my eyes."