NOTTINGHAMSHIRE trio Stuart Broad, Alex Hales and James Taylor will all be going to the ICC Cricket World Cup.
They have today been picked in England's squad for the tournament, but Trent Bridge team-mates Harry Gurney and Samit Patel have missed out.
The squad will be captained by Eoin Morgan, after Alastair Cook's reign was brought to an end.
Cook said he was "gutted" to learn he had been dropped from England's World Cup squad.
The England and Wales Cricket Board confirmed the switch this morning, after news of the change at the top first emerged last night.
Cook has paid the price for his and his team's poor one-day international form over the past year.
He has made just one ODI half-century in his last 22 attempts, and has led his country to five successive series defeats.
His fate was decided by national selector James Whitaker and colleagues Peter Moores, Angus Fraser and Nottinghamshire' director of cricket Mick Newell.
Cook said: "I am gutted to be left out of the World Cup squad, and it is likely to take me a while to get over the disappointment.
"That said I wish Peter, Eoin and the lads all the best for the World Cup.
"I would also like to thank all the players and fans who have supported me during my time as one-day captain."
The ECB said in a statement: "ECB today announced that Eoin Morgan has replaced Alastair Cook as England one-day captain with immediate effect.
"England selectors met yesterday to pick a 15-man one-day squad for the tour to Australia and the ICC Cricket World Cup. Selectors recommended to managing director England cricket Paul Downton a change in captaincy which has now been approved by the ECB chairman."
England W/Cup squad: Morgan (c), Ali, Anderson, Ballance, Bell, Bopara, Broad, Buttler, Finn, Hales, Jordan, Root, Taylor, Tredwell, Woakes