Jacks finding a Will and a way as the new No.7

No.7, the all-rounder has had two important knocks to help England claim a one-day series win against the West Indies.

- By David Charlesworth

WILL JACKS is enjoying a new lease of life down the order for England - after being backed by skipper Harry Brook to excel in a role that has proved tricky for others to nail in the past.

Jacks' first bite as a white-ball international was in the top three in ODIs and T20s.

He struggled by his own estimation and was out of both sides towards the end of Jos Buttler's time in charge.

But under Brook, Jacks has been recalled and, after being shuffled to No.7, the all-rounder has had two important knocks to help England claim a one-day series win against the West Indies.

"I've come into it with a really fresh mindset, which has helped," said Jacks. "Having that break, obviously I'd have loved to play every game but that's life, I think it's allowed me to reset.