Champions Trophy 2025 – Jamie Smith to Bat at No.3 compared to Australia.

Joe Root is the first English option 3 for the best part of the decade. But scroll down to number 4 in the last match of their latest ODI series in India – which they lost 3-0 – and will maintain that role With Australia, Smith has replaced the number 5 or 6 in his ODI seven shots until now. But will be thrown into a new role in his first match at the ICC

England struggling to balance their side after Jacob Betel’s injury in India, looking at the flour light once in the second ODI and playing a bowling in the third period. They maintain their heavy ball for the beginning of the Champions Trophy, with Liam Lifting Stone at number 7, which means Livingstone and Root must share 10 overs between them.

Roat was born at the number 4 in 56 of his Odis 163, but most of them were in the first year of his international career. The decision to hit Smith at the number 3 means the engine room of the British Rot, Harry Brook and Jozbatler will beat from the number 4-6 more than the number 3-5, which supports the order. In the middle of them after the collapse in India

Smith played two British games in their white football tour to India after injury. The calf, who ruled him from the end of the T20i and Odis series, but he was announced that Suitable to confront Australia and will bring the gloves ahead of Phil Salt – Who will open with Ben Duckett – and Buttler

Brydon Carsse was transmitted appropriately after injury to the toe from the second and third Odis of India and was selected before Gus Atkinson, Jamie Overton and Saqib Mahmood. The third British by Jofra Archer and Mark Wood set to share new balls.

The Trophy Trophy Champions of Australia has run out of the withdrawal of five senior players: PAT CUMMINS, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Marsh (all injuries), including Marcus Stoinis (retirement from Odis) and Mitchell Starc (personal reasoning). The last time in the end of the British summer, 2024 By Australia won the series 3-2

English Xi and Australia: 1 Phil Salt, 2 Ben Duckett, 3 Jamie Smith (WK), 4 Joe Root, 5 Harry Brook, 6 Jos Buttler, 7 Livingstone, 8 BryDon Carse, 9 Jofra Archer, 10 Adil Rashid, 11 Mark Wood