England fast bowler Mark Wood has been dealt a significant setback with his recent injury. Diagnosed with a bone stress injury in his right elbow, Wood has been ruled out for the remainder of 2024. This news comes as a major blow to England’s bowling attack, especially ahead of their crucial Test tours to Pakistan and New Zealand.

The injury

Wood’s injury is a bone stress injury, a condition that occurs when the bone is subjected to repetitive stress. This type of injury is often seen in athletes who participate in high-impact sports, such as cricket. While the exact cause of Wood’s injury is still being investigated, it is likely related to the intense physical demands of fast bowling.

Impact on England’s bowling attack

Notably, Wood is a vital component of England’s bowling attack. His ability to generate pace and bounce makes him a fearsome opponent for batters. His absence will be sorely felt, especially in conditions that favor fast bowling. The English team will now have to rely on other bowlers to fill the void left by Wood.

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Upcoming tours

Wood’s injury is particularly unfortunate given the upcoming Test tours to Pakistan and New Zealand. Both countries have traditionally produced pitches that suit fast bowling, making Wood’s presence even more valuable. Without him, England will have to rely on their other fast bowlers to deliver consistent performances.

Recovery timeline

The exact recovery timeline for Wood’s injury is uncertain. Bone stress injuries can take time to heal, and it is possible that Wood may be out of action for several months. The England medical team will be working closely with Wood to monitor his progress and determine the best course of treatment.

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England have confirmed their playing XI for the second Test against Sri Lanka, with a notable change in their bowling attack. A pacer name has been drafted in to replace the injured Mark Wood, who has been ruled out for the remainder of the series due to a ri??ght muscle strain. This change is the only alteration made by the hosts for the second Test of the three-match series, which is set to commence on August 29 at Lord’s.

Replacement of  Mark Wood

Right-arm fast-bowler Olly Stone, who last appeared for England in June 2021 during a home series against New Zealand, is set to make his return to Test cricket. Stone, aged 30, has played three Test matches for England, claiming 10 wickets at an average of 19.40. His inclusion comes after Wood, who was a key part of England’s pace attack, suffered a serie?s-ending thigh injury during the third day of the Old Trafford Test against Sri Lanka.

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ECB’s selection strategy

Initially, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) called up left-arm seamer Josh Hull as a replacement for Wood. However, Hull has not been included in the squad for the Lord’s Test. Instead, England have opted for the experienced Stone, who was originally part of the squad but was released for County Championship duties alongside uncapped batter Jordan Cox.

Injury impact and squad update

England have faced several injury setbacks leading up to this Test. Captain Ben Stokes remains out due to an injury sustained in the Hundred 2024, and opener Zak Crawley is unavailable due to a fractured finger incurred during the West Indies Tests. Despite these challenges, the rest of the squad remains unchanged from the first Test. Dan Lawrence, who stepped in as an opener in place of Craw??ley, has retained his position?? after scoring 30 and 34 in the series opener.

England’s playing XI for the 2nd Test against Sri Lanka:

Ben Duckett, Dan Lawrence, Ollie Pope (c), Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jamie Smith (wk), Chris Woakes, Gus Atkinson, Matthew?? Potts, ⁠Olly Ston??e, ⁠Shoaib Bashir

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England speedster Mark Wood has been ruled out of the remainder of the Test series against Sri Lanka due to a right thigh muscle strain sustained during the first Test at Old Trafford in Mancheste??r.

Mark Wood sustains injury on Day 3 of the first Test

Wood limped off the field late in the third day of the match after de??livering an impressive performance, an?d subsequent scans confirmed the severity of his injury.

An England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) statement confirmed Wood’s injury, stating that he would not participate in the rest of the three-match Test series. The second Test is scheduled to begin on August 29 at Lord’s, where England will look to continue their momentum after a hard-fought victory in the opening match.

Wood’s injury is a significant blow for England, as he has been a key player in their bowling attack. His absence will require the team to adjust their strategy as they prepare for the challenges posed by the Sri Lankan side in the upcoming match.

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Mark Wood’s replacement for the remaining Test series 

In his absence, Leicestershire’s Josh Hull has been called up to replace Wood for the upcoming second Test. This marks Hull’s first call-up to the England Test squad, highlighting his potential as a promising addition to the team.

Hull, the towering 6ft 7in pacer, has been a standout performer for Leicestershire, contributing significantly to their One-Day Cup triumph in 2023. Re??cently, he made a promising debut for the England Lions against Sri Lanka, claiming a five-wicket haul to secure a seve??n-wicket victory.

England currently leads the Test series 1-0 and wil??l look to secure another victory to climb higher in the World Test Championship (WTC) standings.

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In a thrilling first-test encounter between England and Sri Lanka, Mark Wood showcased his raw pace and skill, delivering a stunning 93 mph delivery to dismiss Kusal Mendis, setting the tone for England’s dominance in the first innings.

Mark Wood dismisses Kusal Mendis with a tremendous delivery

It was the 16th over of Sri Lanka’s innings when Wood’s searing short ball proved too much for Mendis, who had been looking to steady the ship after a shaky start from the hosts. The delivery, angling towards off-stump, left Mendis in two minds. His attempt to fend it away failed, as the ball rocketed off his bottom thumb and flew directly towards Harry Brook at second slip. Brook made no mistake, completing a straightforward catch w?ithout having to move an inch.

Mendis, who had managed to score 24 runs off 34 balls, including four boundaries, was forced to acknowledge the brilliance of the delivery as he trudged back to the pavilion, visibly uncomfortable with his right hand, which had been heavily strapped before the match. Sri Lanka will be anxiously hoping that no serious injury has occurred to their key batter, given the team’s challenging start to the innings.

Here is the video:

Pace like 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Md8gctJsTr

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) August 21, 2024

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England bowlers domination

Having won the toss and opted to bat first, Sri Lanka’s decision quickly seemed to backfire as they found themselves struggling against a clinical English bowling attack. By the time lunch was called, Sri Lanka had limped to 80 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in 25 overs.

England’s bowlers were in fine form from the outset, with Chris Woakes particularly standing out. Woakes struck early in the innings, dismissing both Sri Lankan openers. His first breakthrough came when he removed Nishan Madushka for just 4 runs, setting the tone for England’s dominance. Woakes then delivered a crucial blow to Sri Lanka’s hopes when he trapped the experienced Angelo Mathews, who failed to score, departing for a duck.

As the players headed off for the lunch break, England had clearly taken control of the opening day, leaving Sri L?anka reeling. With five wickets already down, Sri Lanka will need to regroup and find stability in the second session if they hope to post a competitive first-innings total. For England, the opening session has provided an ideal start, with their bowlers exhibiting precision, pace, and control, putting them in the driver’s seat.

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In a commanding performance, England secured a decisive 10-wicket victory against the West Indies in the third Test match at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on Sunday, July 28. Mark Wood delivered an outstanding performance, taking a brilliant five-wicket haul in his 14-over spell and conceding just 40 runs at an economy rate of 2.90. Gus Atkinson was a standout throughout the series, claiming 22 wickets at an average of 16.22 and an economy rate of 4.01, earning him the Player of the Series title alongside Jayden Seales. Seales, the 22-year-old fast bowler, made?? a significant impact by t??aking 13 wickets over the three matches.

This victory not only whitewashed the West Indies but also significantly improved their standing in the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 rankings.

England’s rise in WTC rankings following the series win against West Indies

Before the beginning of the West Indies tour of England 2024, the hosts were languishing in ninth place on the WTC table. However, their clinical performance against the Caribbean team has propelled them up three spots to sixth place, with 36.54 percentage points. This substantial jump in the standings underscores the importance of their emphatic win and the West Indies’ lacklustre performance.

West Indies drop to ninth position 

Conversely, the West Indies, who entered the series in sixth place, have faced a significant setback. Their bowlers’ struggles were evident throughout the series, particularly in the third Test. This series of poor performances has resulted in a three-place drop for the Caribbean team, who now find themselves in ninth position with 19.05 percentage points.

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India’s supremacy and forthcoming challenges in the WTC 

India continues to dominate the WTC standings, sitting comfortably at the top with 74 points and a winning percentage of 68.52%. Having played nine matches, In?dia have secured victories in six, reinforcing their consistent performance and strong position as they aim for a spot in the WTC final in June 20??25. Despite being finalists in both previous editions, India narrowly missed out on the title.

India’s cricketing calendar is packed with crucial Test matches as they gear up to solidify their lead. They are set to play 10 Tests, beginning with a two-match series against Bangladesh in September 2024. This will be followed by a three-match series against New Zealand in October 2024. The highlight of India’s schedule is a highly anticipated five-match series against former WTC champions Australia, spanning from November 2024 to January 2025.

Intensifying battle for second spot in the WTC points table 

The competition for a place in the World Test Championship final is ??heating up, with Australia and New Zealand in a close contest for the second spot behind India. Sri Lanka are also in contention, making the race even more thrilling as the tournament progresses.

Australia (2nd, Win %: 68.52): The Australians have been in impressive form, securing four wins in t??heir last five matches. They aim to keep this momentum and challenge India for the top position.

New Zealand (3rd, Win %: 50.00): The Black Caps have a balanced record with three wins and three losses in their last six mat?ches. Their upcoming pe??rformance against India will be crucial in determining their final standing.

Sri Lanka (4th, Win %: 50.00): Sri Lanka have shown promise with two wins in their last four mat?ches. They need to continue their winning streak to move up the table.

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Former Australia cricketer Ian Chappell believed that England will be formidable opponents in the Ashes 2025-26 series if key factors ?align in their favor. According to Chappel?l, England possesses the necessary tools to challenge Australia on their home turf, but they need to perform cohesively.

Historic Ashes rivalry between England and Australia

Ben Stokes�?English team is set to face Australia in the highly anticipated Ashes Test series in 2025. After a thrilling 2-2 series draw in England in 2023, Stokes and his team are determined to reclaim the Ashes urn, which Australia have held since 2015. The last two Ashes series on English soil ended in 2-2 draws, whi??le Australia have dominated on their home ground. Since 2015, Australia have won both home series, both times with a commanding 4-0 victory. The upcoming 2025 Ashes will be played in Australia, presenting a significant challenge for England. Considering England??’s recent form in Tests in Australia, Stokes faces a daunting task in his quest to bring the Ashes back home.

Ian Chappell’s list of England players who could challenge Australia

In his column for ESPNCricinfo, Chappell praised England’s strong and aggressive batting line-up. He highlighted the contributions of the team’s latest batting sensation, Jamie Smith, who has been exceptional in the Test series against West Indies. Chappell also commended Zak Crawley and Harry Brook for their aggressive play, as well as the experience and reliability of Joe Root, England’s No. 1 batter. Chappell believed that if these players fire together, they can significantly trouble Australia.

“England has an attacking batting line-up, which they’ve bolstered with the inclusion of a solid wicketkeeper-batter in Jamie Smith. The players who could cause Australia concern are Joe Root for his sheer ability, and Zak Crawley and Harry Brook because of their aggression and capacity to score quickly. If Stokes recaptures his batting form he would fall into that category, especially as he’s bowling again and taking important wickets,” Chappell wrote.

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Crucial area of concern

Chappell emphasized England’s potent pace attack, featuring the addition of Gus Atkinson and a fit Jofra Archer. He emphasized this formidable combination can pose serious challenges to the Australian batters. However, Chappell also pointed out a crucial area of concern for England – their difficulty in dismissing lower-order batters quickly, which has led to conceding significant runs.

“Choosing the right type of player to succeed in Australia is imperative. However, the only way England can win a tough series is if their fast bowlers perform and they hold their chances. A strong England side to tour Australia would include a fit Atkinson, Wood, and hopefully Jofra Archer, to ensure the seam bowlers are complemented by fast men. The Australian batting is vulnerable, especially without the aggressive opening talents of David Warner,” the 80-year-old added.

“In addition to catching well, the England team has to learn to dismiss the lower order cheaply. Despite having an excellent attacking captain – the right leader for an Australia tour – England’s record against lower-order batters is often abysmal,” Chappell concluded.

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England secured a dominant 10-wicket win against the West Indies in the third Test match at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on Sunday (July) 28 and also won the series ultimately by a 3-0 margin.

The star of the show was Mark Wood, who delivered a sensational performance by taking a stunning five-wicket haul to bowl out the West Indies for 175. His remarkable spell of 5/9 in six overs dismantled the visitors’ batting lineup in the first session of Day 3. This exceptional display of fast bowling not only left the West Indies reeling but also electrified the Edgbaston crowd, setting the stage for England’s emphatic victory. Wood’s ability to consistently bowl at high speeds and extract bounce made him virtually unplayable, highlighting his crucial role in England’s comprehensive win.

West Indies struggles against fierce pace against Mark Wood 

Starting the third day at 33/2, the West Indies found it difficult to post a competitive total despite individual fifties from Mikyle Louis and Kavem Hodge. Louis scored his maiden Test fifty, showing promise with his composed batting, while Hodge played a measured innings to provide some resistance. However, their efforts were not enough to withstand Wood’s fiery spell. Gus Atkinson also contributed significantly, capping off his debut series with two wickets for 28 runs. The combined pressure from Wood and Atkinson proved too much for the West Indies, as their innings folded at 175, leaving England with a modest target to chase. The lack of support for Louis and Hodge from the rest of the batting lineup underscored the West Indies’ struggles against high-quality pace bowling.

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Ben Stokes’ record-breaking fifty

Chasing a target of 82 runs, captain Ben Stokes promoted himself to open the innings alongside Ben Duckett due to regular opener Zak Crawley‘s finger injury. Stokes delivered a blistering performance, smashing an unbeaten 55 runs off just 28 balls. His knock included 10 fours and one six, showcasing his aggressive approach and fearless batting style. Stokes reached his fifty in just 24 balls, recording the fastest-ever Test half-century for England. This remarkable feat, part of the ‘Bazball’ approach emphasizing aggressive and dynamic cricket, thrilled the spectators as Stokes led his team to victory in just 7.2 overs.

Here’s how Fans reacted:

Mark Wood's spell after lunch: 6-0-9-5 😱#EngvWI

— Vithushan Ehantharajah (@Vitu_E) July 28, 2024

Ben Stokes has a half-century from 24 balls, the fas?test for England in Test cricket.

— Will Macpherson (@willis_macp) July 28, 2024

Ultimatel?y West Indies deserved to lose 3-0 but they will reflect on moments at Trent Bridge (1st innings lead) and Edgbaston 55/5 where they could/should have pressed home the advantage.

??But they didnt because they simply la?ck the requisite test match nous & experience.

— Caribbean Cricket Podcast (@CaribCricket) July 28, 2024

Below us, England are lifting the Wisden Tr…. sorry, the Botham-Richards Trophy following their 3-0 win.

— Lawrence Booth (@BoothCricket) July 28, 2024

Well deserved MoM for @MAWood33 and hopefully we see him play a full part in the Sri Lanka series #EngvWI

— Mark Denholm 📻 (@markdenholm) July 28, 2024

England complete 3-0 series whitewash. Hardly a competitive series, England won all 3 games by 241 runs, an innings and 114 and by 10wkts! #ENGvWI #bbccricket

— Ashley Parker (@Ashleypp1986) July 28, 2024

Ben Stokes opened and scored 58* (27) second Time he opened in Tests, last time was also against West Indies in 2020 ?and smashed 79* (57) and even last time he replaced Zak Crawley.

England hammered Windies 3-0#ENGvWI pic.twitter.com/058kTNWVrh

— Abhijeet �?(@TheYorkerBall) July 28, 2024

Stokes comes out to open the batting and send a state?ment articles coming ??soon.

— Nikhil 🏏 (@CricCrazyNIKS) July 28, 2024

England's Gus Atkinson wins the Player of the Series award. #Cricket #GusAtkinson #England #Test #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/72N8uq05MR

— betvisa69.com (@CricketTimesHQ) July 28, 2024

That's it for the match and series.

Well fought by @englandcricket to win by 3-0.#ENGvWI | #MenInMaroon | #Apex pic.twitter.com/NWnkLWAYB6

— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) July 28, 2024

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On Day 1 of the 3rd Test match at Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Indies faced a challenging start after being bowled out for 282 runs. Despite a resilient 61-run innings from Kraigg Brathwaite, who scored his half-century off 70 balls and hit 8 fours, West Indies struggled against England’s disciplined bowling attack. Gus Atkinson was particularly impressive, claiming four wickets, while Chris Woakes added three to his tally. West Indies initially looked strong, with Brathwaite and Mikyle Louis managin??g to negotiate the opening overs, but their innings faltered as England’s bowl??ers tightened their grip.

West Indies top order collapse

England capitalized on their bowling prowess, dismissing West Indies for 282 runs. After a solid start by Brathwaite and Louis, the West Indies innings unraveled quickly. England’s bowlers, led by Atkinson and Woakes, dismantled the middle and lower order. Following Brathwaite’s dismissal for 61, the West Indies collapsed from 76/0 to 115/5, with rapid wickets falling post-lunch. Woakes and Atkinson were instrumental in this collapse, causing West Indies to lose five wickets quickly, limiting their first-innings total.

Jason Holder and Joshua da Silva rescue West Indies

Jason Holder and Joshua Da Silva provided a much-needed rescue act for the West Indies, constructing a crucial?? unbroken 79-run partnership for the sixth wicket. Both players demonstrated resilience and maturity, with Holder scoring 59 and Da Silva contributing 49. Their efforts helped West Indies recover from a precarious position of 97/3 to a more respectable 194/5 by tea. Their partnership was key in stabilizing the innings and ensuring West Indies set a competitive total. However once both batters dismissed, the tailenders could not nothing much as the visitors were wrapped up under 300.

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England’s response stalled by West Indies�?early breakthroughs

England’s reply began with difficulties as they lost three early wickets in their pursuit of West Indies’ total. Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett fell to Jayden Seales and Alzarri Joseph respectively, with Duckett’s dismissal coming via an inside edge onto his own stumps. Mark Wood, who was promoted as a nightwatchman, was caught by Seales in the slips. England ended the day at 38/3, with Ollie Pope and Joe Root tasked with navigating a tricky period before stumps, leaving the ma?tch delicately po??ised.

Here’s how Fans reacted:

West Indies gone from being disappointed with their innings to be a lot happier at the state of England's all in the space of 20 odd minutes 🤦🏻‍♀�?/p>

— Amy (@blue_nose_amy) July 26, 2024

This is embarrassing from England west indies haven't really had to work for these wickets

— Markbhafc 🇺🇦 (@markbhafc777) July 26, 2024

The short ball to Ollie Pope from Jayden Seales did reminiscence me of the Windies of 80's in front of my eyes for a second 🫠🔥#ENGvWI

— Dinesh here 🙋‍♂️🇿�?(@dinesh_offl_06) July 26, 2024

Sometimes, watching Ben Stokes' captaincy decision is like watching a child struggling to colour inside the lines. Why on earth send in Wood with nearly 20 minutes to play. Guarantee if he didn't go in Duckett ends the night in with Pope. Duckett saw that as a red flag.
#ENGvWI

— Dan (@_Dan_UW) July 26, 2024

A neat little session for WI, picking up 3 wickets in 8 overs. England's middle order has been in good form, WI would want to keep intensity high tomorrow morning to keep the game alive. #ENGvWI

— Gaurav Jindal (@gj100596) July 26, 2024

Well that batting display from our openers was not good�?😬 #ENGvWI

— Harry 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@harryxafc) July 26, 2024

🏏 I’ve never understood why teams send in a Night Watchman but, when that player is out before the close of play, they send in a proper batter rather than another Night Watchman. #ENGvWI #Cricket

— Ian Senior 🇬🇧 (@tweatirs) July 26, 2024

Top catch from Jason. Good period of play for Windies! 💪#ENGvWI

— Nikhil 🏏 (@CricCrazyNIKS) July 26, 2024

West Indies 🔥🔥

— Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh) July 26, 2024

Brilliant bowling from Gus Atkinson 👏#cricket #ENGvWI #GusAtkinson #englandcricket #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/RkIeFf3D3F

— betvisa69.com (@CricketTimesHQ) July 26, 2024

3️⃣ WICKETS DOWN!🔥 #ENGvWI | #MenInMaroon pic.twitter.com/Wros6hNyS3

— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) July 26, 2024

An action-packed day of Test cricket comes to an end 🤝 pic.twitter.com/75jGqVu9sD

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 26, 2024

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In a thrilling moment during the ongoing third Test match between England and the West Indies, Mark Wood delivered an exceptional ball that clean-bowled Kirk McKenzie.? This memorable incident took place in the ?25th over of the first innings when the West Indies were at 93/1.

Mark Wood’s breathtaking delivery 

Wood’s delivery was nothing short of spectacular. Coming in at a blistering pace of 146 km/h, the ball swung back sharply from a fuller length, leaving McKenzie completely baffled. The middle stump was dramatically uprooted, flying out of the ground and landing some distance away. McKenzie’s attempt to push the ball tamely was in vain, as the ball’s rapid pace and late inward movement completely outwitted him. McKenzie was dismissed for just 12 runs, highlighting Wood’s prowess and precision.

Here is the video:

Why look for the outside edge…

When you can take middle stump out the ground! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/ojiqBtWgXF

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 26, 2024

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Series recap

The series began with a resounding victory for England in the first Test at Lord’s. England triumphed with a substantial margin, defeating the West Indies by an innings and 114 runs. This dominant performance set the tone for the series, showcasing England’s strength and strategic acumen.

Continuing their winning streak, England secured another commanding victory in the second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. They defeated the West Indies by 241 runs with a comprehensive all-round performance. England’s batsmen and bowlers worked in unison, delivering a clinical performance that left the visitors struggling.
England has been ??dominant throughout the series, already securing a 2-0 lead.

The ongoing third Test at Edgbaston is part of the larger England vs West Indies tour of ?England. The home team has shown remarkable performance in both batting and bowling, asserting their superiority in the series.

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