/ Editor / 18 June 2007 /

Mounting talk that Michael Vaughan may step down as England's one-day captain could have a major impact on the betting for the upcoming series against West Indies.

The Test skipper has struggled in the limited-overs version of the game and is yet to score a century in 86 ODI's.
Following a disappointing World Cup showing from England, there are claims that the chairman of selectors could look to a new man to lead the team in the upcoming one-day matches.

Former captain Nasser Hussain believes it is time for a change, in order to help Vaughan concentrate on the Test arena and maintain his fitness levels for the five-day game.
Hussain told Sky Sports: "I personally would like Michael Vaughan's body looked after.

"He has been an exceptional Test match captain but if he plays in all the one-dayers I don't think he will last."
He added: "I would like to see it handled delicately so he can go out on his own terms. He has made a brilliant leader but it gives someone the opportunity to take that side on."

Paul Collingwood is the man most likely to take up the role should Vaughan stand down, although Kevin Pietersen and Alistair Cook have also been mentioned.

Betfair markets for the forthcoming three-match one-day series will develop following the conclusion of the final Test at the Riverside. The first ODI will take place at Lord's on July 1st.

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