Anderson and Trott Given Rest for ODI Matches against India

James Anderson and Jonathan Trott, who have given impressive performances against India, have been given rest in England's one-day squad, which will face India.

Anderson, bowler and batsman Trott have been replaced by Chris Woakes and Jos Buttler. It has been said that the two players, who have shown their best performance sides during test series played against India will be taking rest, so that they are full ready for series to be played against New Zealand and Australia.

As said, Woakes and Buttler have been called to play five matches of 50 over matches. The series is going to start in Rajkot from January 11.

Among others, who will be part of the series, are Joe Root and Eoin Morgan. Root has shown a great performance in Nagpur and that might be the reason his entry in the series.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) was the one, which announced that Anderson and Trott have been given rest. "Woakes and Buttler replace Anderson and Trott in [the] India ODI squad as [the] selectors look to manage workloads", said the board officials. Experts said that it is a great time for Woakes and Buttler to show their worth for the team.

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