Vitality Blast picks No 5, George Garton

 A highly promising fast bowler who is improving quickly with the bat, George Garton is someone worth keeping an eye on. Left arm quicks are often successful in t20, and Garton's current wicket taking in t20 shows that if he can bring that economy of 8.77 down he can become a real gun bowler in this format. With Chris Jordan likely to be unavailable as well as Jofra Archer, Garton could become a crucial cog in a triumvirate of quicks with Tymal Mills and Ollie Robinson. The absence of Laurie Evans will also open up a potential slot at no3 to demonstrate what he can do with the bat, with his ability he has showcased in red ball suggesting he would be more than just a pinch hitter if deployed there. 

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