- England will face Australia in his first Champions Trophy match on Saturday
- Jamie Smith has been chosen to hit the three and keep the wickt after an injury
Jamie Smith will keep the wickt and bat in number three for England against Australia on Saturday after overcoming a calf injury.
Surrey's Smith claims Phil Salt's gloves at the beginning of the Champions Trophy campaign, having delivered them in the middle of the third Twenty20 against India last month.
Durham's fast bowling player Brydon Cartse, also returns to action after a foot injury that required stitches, which means that England entered a tournament that they had never won with a clean health bill before.
On Wednesday, Ben Duckett, whom he worried about a groin of the groin at the end of the tour of India, declared his availability after passing a training session at the Gadaffi stadium.
The captain of England, Jos Buttler, remains in number six, the position to which he changed for the last defeat in a laundering of 3-0 to the Indians, after the surprise decision to promote Smith in the order.
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England's Wicktkeeper, Jamie Smith, will return from England to face Australia on Saturday
Ben Duckett will open after his own scare of injuries in India last week
Brydon Carse (left) was fighting a feet injury in India, but has been authorized to play