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Brendon McCullum runs the rule over Harry Brook's start as England white-ball captain

GEORGE DOBELL AT UTILITA BOWL: Speaking after another 3-0 series clean sweep against West Indies, the head coach has outlined the similarities between Brook and Test skipper Ben Stokes

England hammer West Indies to complete series whitewash

GEORGE DOBELL AT UTILITA BOWL: Ben Duckett's 84 helped the hosts compile a mammoth 248 for 3, which they defended with ease as West Indies fell 37 runs short of the target despite Rovman Powell's unbeaten 79

These are early days, but Harry Brook's England are making encouraging progress

GEORGE DOBELL AT BRISTOL: Nobody is claiming that England have suddenly become favourites for that World Cup in Asia, but after a couple of years in which it seemed they had lost their way, it does feel they have made significant strides

England Men continue dominance of West Indies with T20I series win

GEORGE DOBELL AT BRISTOL: Harry Brook has a second series win as captain to celebrate after an impressive performance led by two returning players

England claim ODI series clean sweep to maintain 100 per cent start for new regime

NICK HOWSON AT TAUNTON: Despite a five-hour delay due to rain, the hosts raced to their target of 106 with more than 10 overs remaining to secure a 3-0 triumph

Enjoyment the key as Liam Dawson embraces overdue return

GEORGE DOBELL: Two-and-a-half years on from his last England appearance in any format, the left-arm spinner is back in the fold and a candidate to be part of the next Men's T20 World Cup campaign

"Having him in the team is an honour": Harry Brook heaps praise on Jos Buttler

GEORGE DOBELL AT CHESTER-LE-STREET: The new England captain also reserved credit for the returning Liam Dawson, who appears to be firmly in England's T20 World Cup plans after he took four wickets in the first T20I against West Indies

England look to spin as focus turns to T20 World Cup

GEORGE DOBELL AT CHESTER-LE-STREET: England went into this match with four spinners and just two seamers; it's the first time they've ever played so few seamers in a home T20I

Jos Buttler and Liam Dawson star in England victory

Buttler fell four runs short of a second T20I century, before Dawson - three years on from his last international appearance - claimed his best England figures

New UK visa entry requirements impact West Indies T20I squad

Akeal Hosein is set to miss the series opener at Chester-le-Street owing to changes in the United Kingdom's visa entry requirements for citizens of Trinidad and Tobago

Phil Salt permitted to miss West Indies T20Is as England add replacement

GEORGE DOBELL: Due to a hectic schedule, which saw him return to India for the IPL final soon after the birth of his child, Salt has been given extra time with his family

Jamie Smith relishes opportunity after surprise promotion

OSCAR RESS: England's Test wicketkeeper is now the ODI opener, and he bounced back from a duck in the second game to make a match-winning 64 in the third as they beat West Indies

"He deserves all the credit he's going to get": Harry Brook hails Jamie Smith's match-winning contribution

OSCAR RESS AT KIA OVAL: The opener, just three games into his new role at the top of the order, made his first ODI fifty to help his team chase down West Indies' 251 for 9 and win the third match of the series by seven wickets

Harry Brook's tactics threaten to make the wheels fall off, but England keep winning

OSCAR RESS AT KIA OVAL: There were metaphors to take from England turning up for the third ODI on bikes, but, despite letting West Indies recover from 121 for 6 to 251, a destructive batting display secured a comfortable seven-wicket win

Jamie Smith's blitz helps England cruise to ODI series whitewash

OSCAR RESS AT KIA OVAL: West Indies appeared to have recovered to a competitive score of 251 for 9, thanks to half-centuries from Sherfane Rutherford (70) and Gudakesh Motie (63), but it was not enough as England won by seven wickets