The Yorkshire leg spinner, who was England's oldest player by five years in their last one-day international at Headingley, wants to stick around for their white-ball rebuild

Moeen Ali has confirmed his international retirement at the age of 37, bringing an end to a career in which he won 298 international caps across formats, including 68 in Tests.The retirement is little surprise.

Adil Rashid is happy to play the role of elder statesman in England’s latest white-ball revamp and insisted he has no plans to follow close friend Moeen Ali into retirement. With captain Jos Buttler sitting out the ODI series against Australia through injury, 36-year-old Rashid is the oldest player in a fresh-faced squad by five years.