2006 ICC Champions Trophy Squads - England

England

England announced a squad of 14 on 12 September, after picking their preliminary squad of 30. Andrew Flintoff, who had not played cricket since July, was named captain.

Player Date of Birth ODIs Batting Bowling style First class team
Andrew Flintoff (c) 6 December 1977 102 Right Right arm fast Lancashire Lightning
James Anderson 30 July 1982 50 Left Right arm fast medium Lancashire Lightning
Ian Bell 11 April 1982 23 Right Right arm medium Warwickshire Bears
Rikki Clarke 29 September 1981 20 Right Right arm fast medium Surrey Lions
Paul Collingwood 26 May 1976 100 Right Right arm medium fast Durham Dynamos
Jamie Dalrymple 21 January 1981 11 Right Right arm off break Middlesex Crusaders
Steve Harmison 23 October 1978 44 Right Right arm fast Durham Dynamos
Ed Joyce 22 September 1978 3 Left Right arm medium Middlesex Crusaders
Jon Lewis 26 August 1975 7 Right Right arm medium fast Gloucestershire Gladiators
Sajid Mahmood 21 December 1981 12 Right Right arm fast Lancashire Lightning
Kevin Pietersen 27 June 1980 36 Right Right arm off break Hampshire Hawks
Chris Read 10 August 1978 33 Right Wicket-keeper Nottinghamshire Outlaws
Andrew Strauss 2 March 1977 61 Left Left arm medium Middlesex Crusaders
Michael Yardy 27 November 1980 2 Left Right arm off break Sussex Sharks

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