Bairstow will fight back from omission, says Wright

England main selector Luke Wright said he is judge Jonny Bairstow will "fight his measurement back" aft omitting nan batter from nan squads for nan upcoming limited-overs bid against Australia.

Bairstow, on pinch chap veterans Moeen Ali and Chris Jordan, will miss retired connected England's first white-ball outing since their T20 World Cup campaign, pinch five uncapped players selected for nan September series.

But Wright says it's "not nan end" for nan 34-year-old, who has struggled for shape since he returned from breaking his leg successful 2022.

"One of Jonny's awesome strengths is really overmuch he wants to play," said Wright. "He's hugely disappointed.

"We conscionable want him backmost to being 1 of nan champion players successful nan world. He had that horrific injury, and that’s been nan message. Can we get you backmost to wherever you were pre-injury?

"He understands that. He doesn’t for illustration it. One point Jonny will do is conflict back, and I dream he does and gets himself backmost successful nan team."

Nor is he ruling retired returns for Moeen Ali, 37, aliases 35-year-old Chris Jordan - some regulars successful nan England limited-overs set-up successful nan past decade.

"I surely won’t beryllium saying that's nan extremity of them. Chris Jordan was near retired past wintertime and past still ended up going to nan World Cup.

"They’ll each good cricketers. But correct now, we conscionable want to springiness immoderate others opportunities."

Speaking of his post-World Cup refresh, Wright said he was "very fortunate to beryllium a selector astatine this time".

"The 1 point we don't deficiency successful England is nan magnitude of talent that's around," he added.

"More than anything, nan characteristic these young players show successful taking nan crippled on... What a awesome clip to beryllium successful English cricket."