England seamer Issy Wong says she is “good to go” for the team’s T20 World Cup campaign following a recent injury scare. According to multiple reports, Wong had been scheduled to feature in England’s last week’s ODI opener against New Zealand, but withdrew after experiencing a tight hamstring. After being assessed and recovering, she now reports that she is fully fit and available for selection for the World Cup. Sky Sports adds that while Wong has given a positive fitness update, England captain Sciver-Brunt is still awaiting a return timeline, implying a separate issue affecting her availability. The reports collectively present Wong’s situation as resolved at present, with no further injury concern reported in connection with her hamstring. The team’s near-term planning therefore centers on Wong’s readiness for the World Cup, while maintaining uncertainty around the timing of captain Sciver-Brunt’s return.
Issy Wong says she is fit for England ahead of the T20 World Cup after hamstring scare
England seamer Issy Wong says she is “good to go” for the team’s T20 World Cup campaign following a recent injury scare. According to multiple reports, Wong had been scheduled to feature in England’s...
- Issy Wong reports she is fully fit and available for England’s T20 World Cup campaign.
- Wong pulled out of England’s ODI opener against New Zealand last week after a tight hamstring.
- Multiple outlets report Wong is now ready to return to play.
- Sky Sports reports England captain Sciver-Brunt is awaiting a return timeline, separate from Wong’s fitness update.
Issy Wong has declared herself fully fit for England's T20 World Cup campaign, allaying any concerns over her recent injury scare.
3 months agoThe seamer was set to feature in last week’s ODI opener against New Zealand only to pull out with a tight hamstring.
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