South Africa faster Dale Steyn on Sunday lauded  England's rotation policy.

The pacer said that they are slowly building an army of amazing cricketers and won't struggle in picking teams. Steyn took to Twitter and wrote,  "England's rotation policy is slowly building a army of amazing cricketers. We may criticize it now, but with 8 ICC tournaments scheduled for the next 8 years (basically 1 a year, so I'm told) they really not gonna struggle for international experience when picking teams. #goals." In another tweet, he wrote: "I may also be completely wrong with the tournament's scheduled, but that's what I was told. Regardless, I think it's pretty genius."

Earlier, former Sri Lanka skipper Kumar Sangakkara, had said that England's rotation policy has worked out quite well for them. With the cricketing action resuming amid the pandemic in a bio-secure bubble, players opt-out from the tour due to exhaustion and hence many cricket boards have started to follow a rotation policy.

England is currently preparing for the third Test against India, slated to begin on February 24.

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