FIVE Yorkshire players have been in the England one-day squads to face Scotland and Australia next month.

Joe Root, York ace Jonny Bairstow, Adil Rashid, Liam Plunkett and David Willey are selected for both the one-off clash in Edinburgh on June 10 and the five-match series against the Aussies, starting at The Oval on June 13.

It is a fillip for the White Rose county as they prepare to host the this week's Test match against Pakistan, starting on Friday.

Captain Eoin Morgan has also been named in the England one-day party and should be fit, despite fracturing a finger while fielding for Middlesex on Sunday.

England squad v Scotland: EJG Morgan (captain), MM Ali, JM Bairstow, SW Billings (wkt), AD Hales, LE Plunkett, AU Rashid, JE Root, JJ Roy, BA Stokes, DJ Willey, CR Woakes, MA Wood.

England squad v Australia: EJG Morgan (captain), MM Ali, JM Bairstow, JC Buttler (wkt), TK Curran, AD Hales, LE Plunkett, AU Rashid, JE Root, JJ Roy, BA Stokes, DJ Willey, CR Woakes, MA Wood.

Meanwhile, Keaton Jennings is aiming to make the numbers stack up this time after being given a second chance to prove himself as a Test match opener.

Jennings knows from his accountancy studies off the pitch as well as his previous England struggles on it that it can be difficult to achieve viable statistics.

In six Tests before being dropped in favour of Mark Stoneman nine months ago, the left-hander mustered only 294 runs at an average of 24.50 despite a century on debut in Mumbai.

In this week's Test against Pakistan at Headingley - the second of the two-match series - the 25-year-old will become the first of the 12 openers tried since 2012 as Alastair Cook's partner to be given a second shot at what he describes as "one of the toughest jobs in Test cricket".

Long before he was first called up for England, Jennings began a university accountancy degree as a teenager - and he is still working towards his graduation, between cricket assignments.

Asked if he can make a success of his Test aspirations as England bid to battle back from their nine-wicket defeat at Lord's, he said: "I suppose that'll only be answered at the end of the week.

"You will only get judged on the amount of runs you score.

"With cricket, you can do everything right and things just don't work out sometimes.

"(But) I'm really excited for this week - I want to play with a happy heart and a big smile on my face."