Cricket News: Lesson learned from defeat? England surprised everyone, made these 3 big changes in the T20 team

News India Live, Digital Desk: Leaving behind the T20 World Cup defeat, the England team is ready to take the field with a new enthusiasm and a new strategy. England has announced its playing eleven a day before for the first match of the T20 series starting against New Zealand. This is not just the announcement of a team, but a clear declaration of England’s intentions – they are once again going to show the world their fearless and attacking style of cricket. This time captain Jos Buttler has given a chance to some new and stormy faces in the team, about whom you would hardly have heard much. This is a team in which a great mix of experience and youthful enthusiasm is being seen. This is the new ‘attacking army’ of England against New Zealand. England has included three such debutant players in their team, who are known for their fast bowling and all-round game. Gus Atkinson: This name is being discussed everywhere these days. Atkinson, who bowls the ball at a speed of 150 kilometers per hour, is being considered as England’s next Joffra Archer or Mark Wood. His fast balls can prove to be a big challenge for the Kiwi batsmen. Brydon Carse: He is another excellent all-rounder, who has the power to change the course of the match with both ball and bat. Luke Wood: The lack of a left-arm fast bowler in the team will be filled by Luke Wood, who can trouble any batsman with his swing and pace. Can do.What are the big signs of this team?Looking at this team of England, some things become clear: Trust in the old stalwarts: Experienced players like Jonny Bairstow, Moeen Ali, and Adil Rashid will remain the backbone of the team. At the same time, explosive batsman David Malan has also returned to the team. Clear message: This team is being prepared keeping the next T20 World Cup in mind. England is betting on young players who play fearlessly. England’s playing XI for the first T20 against New Zealand: Jonny Bairstow, Will Jaques, David Malan, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler (captain), Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone, Brydon Carse, Adil Rashid, Luke Wood, Gus Atkinson. Now it remains to be seen that Whether this new and young ‘Army’ of England is as strong as it looks on paper, can it perform equally well on the field?