New faces in England's central contracts list

England conflict, rebel, a little pain and then shoots a recovery is reflected in the list of England's sharp new look for the deals of the year slog,A refresh demand. Such changes can be seen from the way that it deals with some of the most out of the annual cycle, but the announcement of a new batch of the lack of stability in a long time, something that does not work a full stop.
Six new faces - Gary balance, Moeen Ali, Jos Buttler, Chris Jordan, Chris Woakes and Ben Stokes - all in the last months of the 12 months that made their Test debut; Highlights the need for their inclusion in the contracts that the flow of fresh blood, and a difficult year, the selectors have made some shrewd decisions, in fact.
Plus, his game has been through a painful rebuilding Steven Finn, retention - - borderline decisions are, however, deals with determining who gave the selectors need to gaze into some of the results, you Jordan, Vox and Stokes argue that their crystal ball, or perhaps more prosaically, in front of them, however, the Future Tours see the program.

England in seven Tests against Sri Lanka and India need to get through the six fast bowlers this season. In fact, James Anderson and Stuart Broad, the second with a Patel, managed to complete the set shows the value of looking after your premier bowlers. Nine months, the pace of the test could also require a greater depth, they have until January 2016 to April 2015, the World Cup was back. England's management of rough diamonds to some of them also want to be able to have control over their most valuable resources.

Liam Plunkett did not make the list of major deals in the summer is one of the sextet. He played four Tests after the first of the season before succumbing to an ankle injury, he can be considered unfortunate. He played in three formats to the selectors that are likely to be even more demanding because of the bowler, has been put on the fin.

The fact that the man himself is a huge credit to the frontline between the fin pack. He is broken, and he almost lost his return from  Australia in early January. His bones were removed; He is learning about the bowl again. Progress is not always smooth as expected - and the job is not yet complete - but in India, Edgbaston, Headingley and at T20 in his last couple of games against the first-in, he suggests that the pace started to click on all the items.

The most obvious 'situation vacant' sign - Moeen he adequately perform the role of spin and indicated that there is still more to come - Test partner Alastair Cook. Alex Hales (ODI side, he will be back as soon as Ravi Bopara), Sam Robson, however, included in the second batch, most instructively, perhaps, find a place in either the central or the lists of additional agreement.
336 runs at 30.54 with one hundred - seven - Robson's return to Test cricket after the retirement of Andrew Strauss is a revolving door, it is not enough to end the debate about the position. Wednesday, Mick Newell, Nottinghamshire's director of cricket and England selector, Hales, a Test cricketer, but then the pressure of the season, Matt Cook hands ready for promotion to the front of the Butler was not convinced that the injury was going to be some way off.

Hales is still the most popular one-day cricket for six months, but that could change in the minds of Robson's main competitor is shaping up to be the Yorkshire's Adam Lyth. Lions tour to South Africa should be a lovely audition.

There could be changes to the way the staff of the county to give back through their books, especially in the high value of the player is likely to be worse than that. Sussex, before returning to take, but Jordan and Jonathan Trott, Warwickshire swap for Vox hand goes to payroll and Tim Bresnan of Yorkshire, England, where the balance back on wages.

Worcestershire, Durham and Lancashire, on the other hand, in the past, Moeen, Stokes and may not redistribute the money went to Butler. England's selectors have their findings, and the young players become members of the national teams in the long term, they will not see their counties over the next decade