GLEN Chapple could well see his Lancashire squad depleted come June - but he won't be too upset.
The Red Rose have made the ideal start to the new LV= Insurance County Championship campaign, with two wins from two.
And the victories over Kent by 10 wickets and Sunday's innings and 57-run triumph over Gloucestershire at Emirates Old Trafford were achieved with some eye-catching individual performances.
And when the ECB finally decide on who the next England head coach, selectors, and captain are, then they could well be calling on some of Chapple's troops for the opening Test of the summer against New Zealand which starts on June 2.
This story is from the April 26, 2022 edition of Manchester Evening News.
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