Eoin Morgan views an ODI series against the Netherlands as a great opportunity for England's uncapped bowlers to make their mark at the start of the Matthew Mott era.
With Jofra Archer and Mark Wood among the world champions' absentees due to injury, seamer Luke Wood and paceman David Payne are set to make their debuts in the first bilateral series between England and the Netherlands.
The opening contest in the three-match series at VRA Cricket Ground in Amstelveen will be the world champions' first since Mott was appointed as white-ball head coach.
England captain Morgan has urged the new faces in the squad to grasp their chance.
He said: "With the injuries we've had in our bowling contingent over the last couple of months it has really hit us hard.
"But that also presents opportunities for other guys and everybody here has played a role in some way or another.
"Luke Wood is joining the squad for the first time, David Payne in a similar instance but his second tour having been in the West Indies, so it's great to have those guys around the group."
England will also be without their Test contingent, who sealed a series win over New Zealand by playing in one-day mode to secure a five-wicket win at Trent Bridge on Tuesday.
The tourists have won all their three ODIs against the Netherlands heading into the first match between the two nations since 2011 in the 50-over format.
England will be playing their first ODI since completing a 3-0 whitewash of Pakistan last year, while the Dutch have lost nine consecutive games.
Batter Tom Cooper has been recalled for what will be his first international appearance since 2016 and a first ODI in nine years, while teenager spinner Tom Pringle is poised to make his Netherlands debut.
A family affair
Shane Snater plys his trade for Essex and he will be a familiar face for one particular member of the England side.
Snater is a cousin of Jason Roy, who will be expected to provide fireworks at the top of the order for England.
Roy is in great touch, having scored back-to-back T20 Blast half-centuries for Surrey.
Buttler to serve up a treat?
The Netherlands bowlers will not need reminding of the importance of dismissing Jos Buttler early on.
The England wicketkeeper-batter was the leading run-scorer in the Indian Premier League with 863 at an average of 57.53 and a strike rate of 149.05.
Buttler scored four centuries from 17 innings for runners-up Rajasthan Royals.