Shoaib Bashir out of remainder of England vs India Test series with fractured finger that requires surgery | Cricket News

England, Dawar Shweib Bashir, maintained a fracture of one of his left fingers and was excluded from the remaining test of the test against India.

It is scheduled to undergo surgery later this week.

Bashir came with Mohamed Seraj, who won the match in the third test in the Lord’s to give England victory 22 and 2-1 in a series of five games.

The young roundabout suffered from the injury during the third day of the third test while he was wandering in Ravindra Jadiga, a low leadership that returns directly to him and hit him on his left hand.

England will name its fourth test in the Emirates Old Trafford in the next two days.

After defeating LODS, Stock admitted that he was not good news against Bashir, but he praised the courage he showed to go out and bats for his team before the winning wikit out.

“Every time I turned into the bench to ask for a drink, I saw the little head of Bashir look there ready to go,” said Stox.

“Obviously, the match officials told us that when the bowling could not stay outside the field, but when he was returning to the bowling to stay there.

“We threw a lot in their multiplication formation with a seam, so just breaking the game flow with Spin was something I would have gone to.

“It is great to be able to get this last wikit with what he was dealing with this week.

“It is not good news. It will be disappointing for us as a team.

“It is a great shame, but the courage he showed to go there and hit us and be ready to sit there on the bench and wait for his moment in the bowl, and I think it proves how much this means for everyone who gets a shirt.

“Even a few periods of breaks will prevent anyone from going out there.”

Who are Bashir replacement options?

to Sky Sports cricket’s Nasser Hussain, Stuart Broad, the best options for replacement Bashir are Jack Leach, Liam Dawson and Jacob Bethell.

Hussein said: “You have someone who was preparing for a while like Jack Litch, it can come,” Hussein said.

“This depends on those who want as a second round in Australia. You think Bashir will go as a second round.

“You can go to Liam Dawson, I really love Dawson as a Krikiti player.

“He opened with him with white ball things, he entered along with T20 and did well.

“Everyone continues and returned to the barn and was with Brendon McCallum.

Then you can go to Jack Carson, the young man outside the ships in Sussex.

“I was talking to Chitiswar Bogara about him today and said it’s a real talent.

“There is also Calvin Harrison, but it is a little on the left stadium.

Then there is Jacob Bethel.

“For me is Leach or Dawson, but they can go anywhere with this choice.”

“I think it’s difficult, right? In Old Trafford, I think you need a specialized roundabout,” Broad added.

“This is a Bethell male that can enter and strike in number 8, then rotate some left rotation and then use Joe Root as the left roundabout.

“Leach is still in a central contract, and it was the second round in New Zealand.

“Dawson is also a strong option, right? He has achieved well in T20 in Durham.

“He is a solid Krikiti player, will not let you down, and fill well in No. 8 if you want to give Chris Wox a rest.”

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