England have announced the inclusion of Jordan Cox and Rehan Ahmed in their white-ball squad for the West Indies tour. The team is set to play their first ODI in Antigua next Thursday, with Cox joining as a backup keeper due to Jos Buttler's injury.

Rehan Ahmed and Jordan Cox have been added to England’s white-ball squad for the forthcoming tour of the West Indies. Leg-spinner Ahmed has been picked for the third Test in Pakistan and will transfer directly from Rawalpindi to the Caribbean once the match is complete.

(Web Desk) England have added Jordan Cox and Rehan Ahmed, presently with the Test side in Pakistan, to their white-ball squads for the upcoming tour of the West Indies.

Jos Buttler's persistent calf injury has thrown spanner in the works for England as far as picking the squad for the white-ball tour of West Indies is concerned. England have decided to add a couple of members from the Test squad to the white-ball side despite the jam-packed schedule.

Both players are with England's Test team in Pakistan, with Cox due to fly home after the first day of the series decider in Rawalpindi | ESPN.com

England has enhanced its white-ball squad for the West Indies tour by adding Jordan Cox and Rehan Ahmed, with Cox set to debut in ODIs as a backup keeper and Livingstone appointed captain for the series.

LONDON: Wicketkeeper batter Jordan Cox and bowling allrounder Rehan Ahmed have been added to England's white-ball squads for their upcoming Caribbean tour, starting from October 31 in Antigua.

Rehan, who is also in the playing XI of the ongoing Test against Pakistan, will join the white-ball squad at the end of the match.