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Brook Eager For England Momentum As Root And Duckett Return For New Zealand ODIs
After a rain-affected T20 series, which England won 1-0 with only one match producing a result, Brook said the squad is feeling upbeat ahead of the 50-over challenge.
“There will be a few changes in the side, a few big names coming back and hopefully we can have a good start on Sunday and continue the momentum going forward,” Brook said.
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