England have allowed Dan Lawrence to rejoin his team at the ILT20 while the squad is on a break in Abu Dhabi between Tests against India. Lawrence, who was called up to the Test crew after Harry Creek's late withdrawal, had been a special case getting paperwork done for Desert Snakes yet just played one counterpart for them prior to leaving for India. He was not chosen for both of the initial two Tests, with the series as of now locked at 1-1. Lawrence has now been allowed to play two additional games for the establishment while the remainder of the crew are on a break in Abu Dhabi. Snakes are fifth in the table yet at the same time in dispute for a best four completion and a spot in the knockouts. "We are really glad to invite Dan back to the Snakes and something checks out for everybody," Tom Irritable, Snakes head of cricket, said. "The Snakes are getting a top-class player, somebody who can influence the game with bat and ball who has previously been essential for the Snakes set-up, and somebody who is needing match activity. "As far as concerns him, Dan is getting the chance for quite a while in the center and, when he gets back to the Britain crease, they will have a player who will have profited from playing after time uninvolved during the continuous Test series. "We are very thankful to the Britain group for permitting Dan to rejoin us and appreciative, as well, for Dan's ability to take advantage of the chance. "In his brief time frame with us toward the beginning of the competition, Dan was a spectacular, positive impact both on and off the field and we anticipate him having an influence in pushing us towards the end of the season games as the ordinary season attracts to a nearby." Snakes play Dubai Capitals in Dubai on Friday prior to completing the gathering stage with a game against Sharjah Fighters in Abu Dhabi on Sunday. Champions are right now fourth, two focuses in front of Snakes yet having played a game more. The third Test among Britain and India starts next Thursday in Rajkot.