The group, led by skipper Eoin Morgan, will hold camps at the Ageas Bowl in a biosecure bubble, starting July 16, post the conclusion of the first Test between England and West Indies, after which they will play two intra-squad warm-up matches on July 21 and July 24, ahead of the ODI series against Ireland. As was the case with the Tests, the ECB are expected to announce a squad for the three-match ODI series against Ireland post the conclusion of the two intra-squad warm-up matches.

Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali, both of who missed out on the cut for the Tests against the Windies, find themselves as a part of the 24, while Saqib Mahmood, who also partook in the intra-squad warm-up match ahead of the first Windies Test, also has been named in the camp. Young gun Tom Banton and out-of-favour stars James Vince and Sam Billings, too, find their names in the 24, so does David Willey, who narrowly missed out on getting into the 2019 World Cup squad. Lewis Gregory and leg-spinner Matthew Parkinson, both of who recently made their international debuts, have also been picked, while Ben Duckett, Reece Topley, Liam Livingstone and Liam Dawson also find themselves as a part of the 24. Opener Jason Roy, who featured in Ashes 2019 but had an unfruitful run, is the second-biggest name in the camp, alongside skipper Morgan.

"As was the case with our Test preparations, the support that we have received from counties during our ODI return to training phase has been fantastic. Running concurrent training programmes across formats for a large pool of players has been a novel challenge and we are very appreciative of the commitment that counties have shown towards the national cause, particularly as they have been managing their own return to training,” ECB Performance Director, Mo Bobat was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz.