England's squad for the final Ashes Test against Australia at Headingley features a significant return as Joe Burgess is named in the 19-man squad. This marks Burgess's first international appearance since 2015 after a standout season with Hull KR.
Following defeats in the first two matches of the series, coach Shaun Wane plans to adjust his starting thirteen. Burgess, who played a key role in Hull KR's Treble-winning campaign, returns to the national team.
"It's a credit to him, he has a new lease of life at Hull KR. I am so happy to be able to give him a start. That means something to me." – Shaun Wane
"I like him – he is a personality and we need more of them, we are just guiding him in a certain way. I don't think we should shackle him. I like him showing his personality." – Shaun Wane
Harry Newman replaces Jake Wardle and will play at his home stadium. John Bateman is ruled out with an ankle injury, and Dom Young remains sidelined due to a broken foot.
Australia makes a single change with captain Isaah Yeo returning after a head injury, while Lindsay Collins moves to the bench.
Joe Burgess's unexpected recall highlights England's efforts to rebuild spirit and strength in the final Ashes Test, despite the series already being lost.
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