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Harry Brook puts country first, ready to lead England's white-ball revival

London, April 10: Harry Brook has made it clear that no amount of money will stand in the way of his commitment to leading England's white-ball teams, as he pledges to prioritise national duty over franchise cricket. The 26-year-old was officially named as Jos Buttler's successor on Monday, taking on the responsibility of guiding a team in desperate need of a reset following disappointing campaigns in both the T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy, as per ESPNcricinfo.

India's evolution in white-ball cricket: Rohit Sharma reflects on journey

Ahmedabad, March 29: In the past few years, India's approach to white-ball cricket seems to have undergone a major transformation. Captain Rohit Sharma, in a candid conversation posted by Mumbai Indians' official X handle, reflected on the journey that began after India's heartbreaking exit from the 2022 T20 World Cup.

Jos Buttler steps down as England's white-ball captain following CT debacle

Karachi, Feb 28: England skipper Jos Buttler has announced his decision to step down as captain of the white-ball side after Saturday's game against South Africa, which will complete England's engagements in the ongoing Champions Trophy 2025. England have already been eliminated from the event after losses to Australia and Afghanistan.

Champions Trophy: Special feeling, excited to get started, says Tom Banton on his late call-up

Lahore, Feb 20: England's Tom Banton is excited to play for the country in the ongoing Champions Trophy after being named as a late replacement for injured Jacob Bethel in the squad. The 26-year-old made his international debut six days short of his 20th birthday back in 2019 following a breakthrough summer which also led to Big Bash and Indian Premier League (IPL) deals as well as comparisons with the likes of Kevin Pietersen.

James Vince leaves first-class cricket for 2025, focuses on T20, PSL

New Delhi, January 15: James Vince has decided to step away from first-class cricket for the 2025 season, a move that allows him to participate in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) despite the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) new policy on No-Objection Certificates (NOCs). While Vince will continue as Hampshire's T20 captain, he has relinquished his role as club captain after nine seasons and will not feature in the County Championship this summer.