Charlie Dean will captain England in next month’s three one-day internationals against Ireland in the absence of Nat Sciver-Brunt.
Dean stood in for Sciver-Brunt during white-ball series against New Zealand and India this summer then again when the talismanic all-rounder was injured during the group stage of the T20 World Cup.
Sciver-Brunt is continuing to manage her fitness and recovery, as is Danni Wyatt-Hodge, so they will miss the Ireland series, alongside fellow senior players Sophie Ecclestone, Lauren Bell and Amy Jones.
Lancashire seamer Grace Potts and Surrey wicketkeeper-batter Kira Chathli are two uncapped players in the 15-strong squad, with quick Ryana MacDonald-Gay recalled, having last featured in the 2025 Ashes.
Alice Capsey will take the gloves with Jones missing out for a series which starts at Grace Road on 1 September, with further matches at Derby on 3 September and New Road on 6 September.
England head coach Charlotte Edwards said: “It has been an incredible summer for women’s cricket already and these three matches against Ireland make up an important series for us to complete our summer.
“The focus has rightly been on T20 cricket for much of this year, but with a memorable run to the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup final now behind us, this is a chance for players to display their 50-over skills and bank some valuable experience for the future.
“We have got plenty of exciting and talented cricketers in our game and this is an opportunity for some of them to push themselves further forward by hopefully contributing to England victories and putting pressure on future selection.”
England squad to face Ireland: C Dean (captain), M Bouchier, A Capsey, K Chathli, T Corteen-Coleman, S Dunkley, L Filer, D Gibson, J Grewcock, F Kemp, R MacDonald-Gay, C Pavely, G Potts, M Villiers, I Wong.