The 13-man squad contains the 11 that played at the Ageas Bowl plus Ollie Pope and Chris Woakes. James Vince, who was included as a standby for Jonny Bairstow for the fourth Test, is not included in this squad.

Pope is set to play the first two days of Surrey’s County Championship encounter with Essex before joining up with the rest of the squad on Thursday.

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In an England Test squad for the final time is Alastair Cook, who will play his 161st and final Test match. Cook’s partner at the top of the innings will continue to be Keaton Jennings. The selectors have opted to persevere with Jennings, who is yet to score a 50 this series, in favour of Rory Burns who, if selected, would have made his Test debut at his home ground at the Oval.

England have already taken the series with one Test to play after victories at Edgbaston, Lord’s and the Ageas Bowl.

England squad for fifth Test

Joe Root
Moeen Ali
Jimmy Anderson
Jonny Bairstow
Stuart Broad
Jos Buttler
Alastair Cook
Sam Curran
Keaton Jennings
Ollie Pope
Adil Rashid
Ben Stokes
Chris Woakes