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Harry Brook and Will Jacks are spearheading England's resurgent 50-over side as they prepare to begin an ODI tri-series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi on Tuesday. Under the leadership of Brook and head coach Brendon McCullum, England enter the series following three consecutive ODI series victories against India and Sri Lanka.
Jacks has emerged as England's leading ODI wicket-taker this year while thriving as a middle-order finisher. England's squad features spin options Adil Rashid and recalled Mason Crane, alongside uncapped players James Coles and Henry Crocombe, while Jofra Archer is rested and Jos Buttler remains sidelined due to injury.
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