England Vs New Zealand: Bairstow ruled out of T20 World Cup

England has established that Jonny Bairstow has been ruled out of the third Test against South Africa as well as the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia. Bairstow has hurt a lower limb injury in a freak accident. The injury happened while he was playing golf in Leeds on Friday. The wound has now ruled him out for the rest of the season as well as the ICC Men's T20 WC in Australia.

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Bairstow was called in the England T20 World Cup squad announced today and was set to open the innings with Jos Buttler during the competition, with Jason Roy's exclusion. A statement confirming Bairstow's wound by the ECB read. Bairstow sustained a lower limb injury in a freak chance whilst playing golf on Friday in Leeds. He will see a skill next week to ascertain the full grade of the injury.

"Nottinghamshire batter Ben Duckett has been added to the Test team for the LV= Insurance third Test at the Kia Oval preliminary next Thursday. A further announcement will be made in due sequence on who will replace Bairstow in England’s ICC Men’s T20 WC team."

England will play the 3rd Test against South Africa, opening September 8 at the Oval. The series has been tied 1-1 after England bounded back in the second Test in Manchester. Apart from the series victory, crucial World Test Championship points will also be at play. With Ben Duckett replacing him in the Test squad, it now leftovers to be seen who will replace him in the team of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

Williamson, Cricket's set is changing so quickly

The New Zealand T20 World Cup captain is very much here for international cricket for the time being Kane Williamson says there's still an equilibrium to be found between New Zealand duty and aging greats leaving the national team set up to play in lucrative domestic rivalries. will lead New Zealand in a three-match ODI series against Australia in Cairns this week, starting on Tuesday. To know more about New Zealand T20 World Cup Tickets click here.

The 15-man squad comprises Trent Boult, who has recently been released from his New Zealand Cricket (NZC) central contract, but not Colin de Grandhomme, 36, who has also sauntered away from his deal. Both scored Big Bash League agreements which clash with national team commitments. Boult, 33, is ranked as the sport's best ODI bowler and the T20 World Cup next month could be a likely send-off.

Others may follow given the age of NZC agreement holders. By Christmas, just two of 19 contracted New Zealand players will be below 30 Glenn Phillips and Kyle Jamieson. Williamson said he unspoken the departures but was taken back by the haste of changes.

"It's a tricky one because it is altering. So much seems to have occurred so quickly," he told journalists. It does appear to be a drive in the scenery of the game. Every case is sole and every case has got its individual needs at different stages of its life.

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"There are a lot of dissimilar permit events trendy and seeing players make decisions on their playing careers suggests that there is a balance to strike and some things to work through." The time may come when Williamson, himself 32 and deprived by injuries in recent years, may also consider a move but not yet.

"At the quick, I'm very much here and look to do my very finest for the squad," he said. "I love being involved in this setting." Williamson was part of the team that last month toured the West Indies, claiming 2-1 series wins in both ODI and T20 formats. He sat out the final two 50-over competitions with a quad injury, a move he labeled protective.

"It's nice to have those 10 days at home and the body is sensation good," he said, adding a long-running elbow injury had also simmered down. "It's nice to be exercised fully and batting for long areas in the nets."

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