Liam Livingstone Criticizes England Cricket Establishment, Alleging Lack of Support

England cricketer Liam Livingstone has expressed his disappointment and frustration with the current regime, stating that players who are not part of the team are neglected. Livingstone, who has 100 caps across all formats, has not played for England in over a year. In a recent interview, he described his experience at the Champions Trophy as 'the worst' and criticized the communication from the director of cricket, Rob Key, and head coach Brendon McCullum. Despite this, the England and Wales Cricket Board claims that Livingstone's international career is not over and he will be considered for selection if he performs well. Livingstone remains in high demand on the franchise circuit, having recently signed a £1m IPL deal and a £350,000 bid from London Spirit. He believes he is still one of the best white-ball players in England and does not think his absence from the national team is a reflection of his abilities.