India batter Jemimah Rodrigues is ruled out of the remainder of The Hundred after sustaining a hamstring injury while playing for Southern Brave, multiple outlets report. The injury also raises doubts about her availability for India’s upcoming Women’s T20 Asia Cup.
Southern Brave confirms that it has signed Australian all-rounder Charli Knott as Rodrigues’s injury replacement for the rest of the tournament. Rodrigues had been one of Southern Brave’s more consistent performers this season, with a record of 143 runs in six innings, an average of 35.75, and a strike rate of 131.19, before the injury ends her Hundred run.
Across coverage, outlets agree on the timing and impact of the hamstring problem—Rodrigues is unable to continue in The Hundred, and her fitness for the Asia Cup remains uncertain. Reports differ mainly in emphasis: some foreground the shock to India’s Asia Cup planning, while others detail the replacement signing and her season output with Southern Brave. The Asia Cup is scheduled to take place in Dubai from late August into September, and her participation depends on how quickly she recovers.