England all-rounders Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes are set to miss the remaining three ODIs in the five-match series against Australia in England.
Stokes tore his left hamstring before the second Test against Pakistan and, though he will join the squad for the fourth and fifth matches, is unlikely to play an active role.
Stokes can bat fully and run at 90 per cent. He will return to bowling this week and the England management team hope he will be available for the T20I series against India, starting on 3 July.
Woakes has a right quad tear and will be out of action at least until the ODI series against Virat Kohli’s team, which starts on 12 July.
Stokes tore his left hamstring before the second Test against Pakistan and, though he will join the squad for the fourth and fifth matches, is unlikely to play an active role.
Stokes can bat fully and run at 90 per cent. He will return to bowling this week and the England management team hope he will be available for the T20I series against India, starting on 3 July.
Woakes has a right quad tear and will be out of action at least until the ODI series against Virat Kohli’s team, which starts on 12 July.