England picks Ashes heroes Broad, Root and Finn for T20 squad Steve Finn has been named in England's T20 squad. ENGLAND has named three of its Ashes heroes, Stuart Broad, Joe Root and Steve Finn in its squad to play Australia in two Twenty20 internationals later this month. Broad, the England player Australians love to hate not just for his refusal to walk when clearly out at Trent Bridge but also for his histrionics throughout the Ashes series, has been named as captain of the side. Root became a national hero after scoring 180 in England's massive victory over Australia in the Lord's Test - though he should have been out caught behind off Shane Watson on eight - but aside from that one big score has only averaged 13 in his other seven innings in the Ashes series. Clearly the England selectors are hoping the two T20's help to reactive his sparkling stroke play. Finn was given first crack at cementing a Test fast bowling spot when he was chosen for the First Test of the Ashes series at Trent Bridge last month but, despite being on a hat-trick in the first innings, he bowled much too loosely, especially to Ashton Agar, and was promptly dropped for the remainder of the series. Middlesex's Eoin Morgan, who captained England A against Australia at Northampton on the weekend, is another player the Australians will be familiar with, along with former Test batsman Ravi Bopara, a veteran of 24 T20 internationals. The England T20 squad: Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire) (Captain) Ravi Bopara (Essex) Danny Briggs (Hampshire) Jos Buttler (Somerset) Michael Carberry (Hampshire) Jade Dernbach (Surrey) Steven Finn (Middlesex) Alex Hales (Nottinghamshire) Michael Lumb (Nottinghamshire) Eoin Morgan (Middlesex) Boyd Rankin (Warwickshire) Joe Root (Yorkshire) James Tredwell (Kent) Luke Wright (Sussex)