India opener Pratika Rawal is ruled out of the upcoming historic Lord’s Test against England because of a knee injury. Multiple outlets report that head coach Amol Muzumdar links the injury to an incident earlier this month during Pratika Rawal’s participation with India A against England A in Taunton. She sustains a cut on her knee during India A’s second 50-over match, and the injury requires stitches. As a result, Rawal does not take part in the Lord’s Test, which is scheduled to begin in London on Friday. The reports describe the injury as occurring while she was playing for India A rather than during the main India camp. With Rawal unavailable, India will need to adjust their batting lineup for the opening match at Lord’s against England. The decision reflects the impact of the knee injury sustained during the England A versus India A series earlier in the month.
Pratika Rawal ruled out of Lord’s Test against England due to knee injury
India opener Pratika Rawal is ruled out of the upcoming historic Lord’s Test against England because of a knee injury. Multiple outlets report that head coach Amol Muzumdar links the injury to an inci...
- Pratika Rawal is ruled out of India’s Lord’s Test against England due to a knee injury.
- Head coach Amol Muzumdar says the injury occurred while Rawal played for India A against England A in Taunton.
- Rawal sustains a cut on her knee during India A’s second 50-over match.
- The knee cut requires stitches.
- The Lord’s Test against England is set to begin on Friday in London.
India opener Pratika Rawal has been ruled out of the historic Lord's Test against England, beginning here on Friday, due to a knee injury.
4 hours agoHead coach Amol Muzumdar said Rawal picked up the injury while playing for India A against England A in Taunton earlier this month. She suffered a cut on her knee during India A's second 50-over match, which required stitches.
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