The Hundred is set to get underway tomorrow and England white-ball coach Matthew Mott has challenged those on the fringes of his side to use the tournament to try and force their way into his plans ahead of the T20 World Cup.
Last year, Tymal Mills starred with eventual winners Southern Brave and was rewarded with a spot in England's World Cup squad and, with England losing all three T20I series since that tournament, places are certainly up for grabs.
"Can players come in? Absolutely they can. If they're in form, coming off runs, and we go to Pakistan and they do well," Mott said. "[We need to] use that Hundred as a real springboard to get that confidence back across the entire group.
