England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), on Wednesday, introduced their males’s crew taking part in XI for the upcoming second Check towards South Africa, beginning August 25 in Manchester. After profitable the opening Check by an innings and 12 runs, the Proteas are main the continued three-match sequence 1-0.

Quick bowler Ollie Robinson has returned to England’s XI and can exchange pacer Matty Potts. Robinson will make his first look within the whites because the fifth Ashes Check in January at Hobart. The 28-year-old seamer couldn’t make it to the West Indies sequence in March due to again points. Then he met Covid-19 and handled some dental points, which additional stored him out of motion.

Nonetheless, he made a comeback on the finish of July for Sussex, taking match figures of 9 for 110 towards Nottinghamshire, and likewise had a good outing for the Lions towards South Africa, taking 2 for 76 and three for 29 to solidify his probabilities for a global comeback.

Talking on the press convention in Manchester on Wednesday, England skipper Ben Stokes stated that Robinson has the flexibility to supply additional bounce, and the observe at Outdated Trafford will go well with him.

“Whenever you take a look at what Ollie possesses as a bowler, one in all his actual key property is how a lot additional bounce he will get in comparison with different bowlers in our squad. We expect right here at Outdated Trafford, with it being a barely faster wicket than different grounds we play at, it clearly gives much more bounce,” stated Stokes.

England’s taking part in XI for Manchester Check:

Zak Crawley, Alex Lees, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes, Ben Foakes, Stuart Broad, Jack Leach, Ollie Robinson, James Anderson.