ESPNcricinfo reported Jordan Cox could get a chance after Jos Buttler’s injury, with his first ODI appearance since 2024 to cap England’s summer progress.
Why it matters
Buttler’s injury could change England’s lineup, affecting his fans’ view of the team’s prospects.
Key facts
- Jordan Cox is seen as a potential replacement after Jos Buttler’s injury.
- Jos Buttler has suffered an injury that opened the opportunity.
- The chance could lead to Cox’s first ODI appearance since 2024.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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