England opener Duckett fit for Champions Trophy

After suffering from a minor injury during training, England opener Ben Duckett has been declared fit to play in the upcoming Champions Trophy.

The left-handed batsman had been a doubt for the tournament after twisting his ankle while fielding in a warm-up match.

However, Duckett has made a quick recovery and has been cleared by the team’s medical staff to take his place in the squad.

England will be relying on Duckett to provide solid starts at the top of the order as they aim to win their first major ICC trophy since the 2010 World Twenty20.

The Champions Trophy is set to be a fiercely contested tournament, with the top eight teams in the world battling it out for supremacy.

Duckett’s return to full fitness is a major boost for England, who are looking to build on their recent success in limited-overs cricket.

The opening batsman has been in good form in the lead-up to the tournament and will be looking to carry that momentum into the Champions Trophy.

England will be hoping that Duckett can replicate his domestic form on the international stage and play a key role in their quest for glory.

The Champions Trophy promises to be a thrilling event, with some of the world’s best cricketers set to showcase their skills on the global stage.

With Duckett back in the fold, England will be confident of making a strong challenge for the title and continuing their recent resurgence in limited-overs cricket.