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IND vs ENG 5th Test: England announce playing XI, make one change as Mark Wood returns to line up

IND vs ENG 5th Test: England announce playing XI, make one change as Mark Wood returns to line up

The Three Lions made one change from their 4th Test defeat in Rajkot with Mark Wood returning to replace Ollie Robinson.

England on Wednesday named their Playing XI for the IND vs ENG 5th Test. The Three Lions made one change from their 4th Test defeat in Rajkot with Mark Wood returning to replace Ollie Robinson. The England Playing XI other than the change remained the same as they went with two specialist spinners in the form of Shoaib Bashir and Tom Hartley.

Ben Stokes-led England Cricket Team will have their first practice session on Monday at 1:30 PM in Dharamsala ahead of IND vs ENG 5th Test.

Mark Wood has not been in ideal form in the IND vs ENG Test series. The fast bowler was wicketless in the IND vs ENG 1st Test in Hyderabad. He took four wickets in the first innings of the 3rd Test, but failed to add to his tally in the second.

England came to India with much vigour and valour but was humbled pretty soon by Rohit Sharma’s men. After winning the first Test of the IND vs ENG series, England suffered three consecutive losses with the team has a whole falling short of conquering the final frontier. The final Test in Dharamshala will provide a final chance for Ben Stokes’ side to salvage their pride.

England Playing XI

1. Zak Crawley
2. Ben Duckett
3. Ollie Pope
4. Joe Root
5. Jonny Bairstow
6. Ben Stokes (C)
7. Ben Foakes
8. Tom Hartley
9. Mark Wood
10. James Anderson
11. Shoaib Bashir

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