England’s Playing XI for Champions Trophy 2025 Opener Against Australia

England has named their Squad for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy opener against Australia. In a surprise move, Jamie Smith replaces Phil Salt as wicketkeeper. Get the latest squad update.

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England has named their Squad for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy opener against Australia.

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The England squad has been declared by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) officially for their initial Group B fixture of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy to take place in Australia. Making an unexpected substitution, Jamie Smith steps back in to claim the wicket-keeping mantle from Phil Salt.
The English cricket team recently played Team India in a series of three ODIs on their way to the Champions Trophy.
ECB announces England's XI for match against Australia
England's inaugural match of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy against Australia

No. Player Role
1 Phil Salt Batsman
2 Ben Duckett Batsman
3 Jamie Smith Wicketkeeper-Batsman
4 Joe Root Batsman
5 Harry Brook Batsman
6 Jos Buttler Batsman and Captain
7 Liam Livingstone All-rounder
8 Brydon Carse All-rounder
9 Jofra Archer Fast Bowler
10 Adil Rashid Spinner
11 Mark Wood Fast Bowler

ALSO SEE: Rohit Sharma records second fastest 11000 ODI runs

The Group B arch-rivals Australia and England will be played on Saturday, 22nd of February. The highly anticipated game will be hosted by the historic Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

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