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Uncapped Gloucestershire batsman James Bracey and Sussex seamer Ollie Robinson have been included in England's 15-man squad for two Tests against New Zealand, which begin on 2 June.
There is also a recall for Somerset's Craig Overton, who last played in 2019.
Jos Buttler, Chris Woakes, Sam Curran, Moeen Ali and Jonny Bairstow have been left out after only recently returning from the Indian Premier League.
Ben Stokes (broken finger) and Jofra Archer (elbow injury) are also absent.
Opener Dom Sibley, who has missed recent Warwickshire games with a fractured finger, has been included, as has Rory Burns, who was dropped for the final two Tests in England's 3-1 series defeat in India over the winter.
Jack Leach is the sole spinner in the squad, with Dom Bess left out, while Ben Foakes is set to keep in England for the first time in Buttler's absence.
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Squad: Joe Root (Yorkshire), James Anderson (Lancashire), James Bracey (Gloucestershire), Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire), Rory Burns (Surrey), Zak Crawley (Kent), Ben Foakes (Surrey), Dan Lawrence (Essex), Jack Leach (Somerset), Craig Overton (Somerset), Ollie Pope (Surrey), Ollie Robinson (Sussex), Dom Sibley (Warwickshire), Olly Stone (Warwickshire), Mark Wood (Durham).
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Bracey, 24, was a reserve in the England squad for last summer's Tests against West Indies and Pakistan and last winter in Sri Lanka and India.
He is a top-order wicketkeeper-batsman and averages 37 in 44 first-class games for Gloucestershire. This season, the left-hander has scored 478 runs in 10 innings, with one century and four fifties.
Right-arm pace bowler Robinson, 27, was named in England squads last summer but is yet to feature, and toured as a reserve last winter.
He has taken 279 first-class wickets at an average of 21.04, and has claimed 29 scalps at 14.72 for Sussex this season, including taking 9-72 in the second innings against Glamorgan in April.
Overton has played four Tests, three against Australia, taking nine wickets at an average of 44.77.
England men's head coach Chris Silverwood said: "James Bracey and Ollie Robinson deserve their call-ups to the Test squad.
"They have been consistent performers in the County Championship this season and over the past 18 months, have excelled for the Lions on the field and in the various camps they have been involved in."
Silverwood added the players involved in the IPL will play some County Championship or Vitality Blast fixtures before returning to the England fold, while Stokes could return for Durham in the Blast.
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BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew
As is increasingly becoming the case, external factors are influencing selection with none of the returning IPL players available for this series.
Bracey and Robinson have rightly been rewarded for their excellent starts to this season.
We can expect rotation between the bowlers which will mean Robinson, Overton and Stone should all get a game.
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There is also a recall for Somerset's Craig Overton, who last played in 2019.
Jos Buttler, Chris Woakes, Sam Curran, Moeen Ali and Jonny Bairstow have been left out after only recently returning from the Indian Premier League.
Ben Stokes (broken finger) and Jofra Archer (elbow injury) are also absent.
Opener Dom Sibley, who has missed recent Warwickshire games with a fractured finger, has been included, as has Rory Burns, who was dropped for the final two Tests in England's 3-1 series defeat in India over the winter.
Jack Leach is the sole spinner in the squad, with Dom Bess left out, while Ben Foakes is set to keep in England for the first time in Buttler's absence.
Short presentational grey line
Squad: Joe Root (Yorkshire), James Anderson (Lancashire), James Bracey (Gloucestershire), Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire), Rory Burns (Surrey), Zak Crawley (Kent), Ben Foakes (Surrey), Dan Lawrence (Essex), Jack Leach (Somerset), Craig Overton (Somerset), Ollie Pope (Surrey), Ollie Robinson (Sussex), Dom Sibley (Warwickshire), Olly Stone (Warwickshire), Mark Wood (Durham).
Short presentational grey line
Bracey, 24, was a reserve in the England squad for last summer's Tests against West Indies and Pakistan and last winter in Sri Lanka and India.
He is a top-order wicketkeeper-batsman and averages 37 in 44 first-class games for Gloucestershire. This season, the left-hander has scored 478 runs in 10 innings, with one century and four fifties.
Right-arm pace bowler Robinson, 27, was named in England squads last summer but is yet to feature, and toured as a reserve last winter.
He has taken 279 first-class wickets at an average of 21.04, and has claimed 29 scalps at 14.72 for Sussex this season, including taking 9-72 in the second innings against Glamorgan in April.
Overton has played four Tests, three against Australia, taking nine wickets at an average of 44.77.
England men's head coach Chris Silverwood said: "James Bracey and Ollie Robinson deserve their call-ups to the Test squad.
"They have been consistent performers in the County Championship this season and over the past 18 months, have excelled for the Lions on the field and in the various camps they have been involved in."
Silverwood added the players involved in the IPL will play some County Championship or Vitality Blast fixtures before returning to the England fold, while Stokes could return for Durham in the Blast.
'Expect the bowlers to rotate' - analysis
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew
As is increasingly becoming the case, external factors are influencing selection with none of the returning IPL players available for this series.
Bracey and Robinson have rightly been rewarded for their excellent starts to this season.
We can expect rotation between the bowlers which will mean Robinson, Overton and Stone should all get a game.
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