The five players who can revive England for the Ashes 2015

New Delhi: After 5-0 wash out in just concluded Ashes there are question marks on future of some of the English players who performed way below their standard and expectations. Kevin Pietersen and Matt Prior are those who might find it difficult to retain their position in the team once ECB sits and do the postmortem of Ashes debacle.Here are five cricketers who are knocking at the door and who might be looked as and when cricket authorities in England think of revamping the team for Ashes 2015.Sam Robson Sam Robson is Sydney-born cricketer. The 24-year-old is a Middlesex batsman who has batting style that of former captain Mike Atherton. He is an orthodox opening batsman. He has committed himself to England and can be expected to open the inning in Test cricket soon.Chris Jordan 25 years old Chris Jordan is from Barbados and seeing his potential as a fast bowler, former test batsman Bill Athey brought him to Dulwich School and Surrey nine years ago. He has always wanted to play for England and has been included in ODI squad facing the Aussies from Sunday. If he performs according to his talents, soon will get a Test chance this summer.Jamie Overton This 19 year old fast bowler plays for Somerset and has already featured in senior England one-day squads last summer without making his full debut. Due to tour Sri Lanka with the Lions this month but a recurrence of knee problems ruled him out. If he can stay fit England will have a fast bowler who should reciprocate Mitchell Johnson's short pitched bouncers which rattled English bowlers in Ashes..Tymal Mills This 21 years old left arm fast bowler is potentially a very special commodity. He was called up to their nets before the Ashes, but he is still so raw Essex rarely trusted him in their team last summer. Mills need to be played regularly this summer otherwise Essex will lose him and England will be kept waiting for that left-arm quick who can bowl like Mitchell Johnson.Moeen AliWith sudden and abrupt retirement of Graeme Swann the need for a decent spinner in the England team is chronic hunt will be on for a spinner who can l Graeme Swann's shoes. 26 years old Moeen Ali has been around a bit and scored more Championship runs than anyone last summer, winning the PCA Most Valuable Player award. He has this ‘mystery' off-spin. And can bowl doosra, taught by his friend Saeed Ajmal, the best off spinner in the world today.