England's selectors will settle on a final 15-man World Cup squad on Monday, with the fates of David Willey, Joe Denly and potential wildcard Liam Dawson to the fore.
Just one of those three seems likely to make the cut, with deliberations between national selector Ed Smith, his deputy James Taylor and the captain-coach axis of Trevor Bayliss and Eoin Morgan determining who gets the good news.
Of those who were named in a preliminary squad last month, Alex Hales has already been cast aside for off-field transgressions, replaced by James Vince as the supplementary batsman, while Willey looks likeliest to pay for Jofra Archer's easy transition to the international stage.
