Brydon Carse turned off the champion trophy due to injury while England calls Rehan Ahmed | Current news
England All-Rounder Brydon Carse was excluded to the end of the ICC champion trophy with a left toe injury.
Carse missed the last two one -day international against India for the dazzling on his left toe, which demanded stabs, who were taken out last week, allowing him to play in England’s five winch in Australia.
The fast bowlers fought in the English champion trophy opener in Lahore on Saturday, going to almost 10 runs with figures of 7-0-69-1, and suffered a re-occurrence of injury.
Leicestershire-Pinner Spinner Rehan Ahmed has been appointed his replacement and will join the team in Pakistan later this week.
England is allowed to change its 15-year team after Carse’s injury, with the selection of Ahmed who ratified the International Cauc Council.
Although it is not a replacement of trophies like the champion, Spinner’s leg Ahmed offers the English additional dimension to their attack after their rapidly fighting against Australia, and Cars, Mark Wood and Jofra Archer united for figures of 3-226 of 26.3 additions.
Adil Rashid, a supplemented root and Liam Livingstone, took a combined 2-120 of 21 turns on the ground that showed signs of a variable bounce before the evening dew helped to slide the ball under the lights.
England collected the largest total number in the history of the champion trophy for the weekend, gathering 351-8 before overtaking only a few hours later, as Australia won with 15 reservations balls.
He also beat up with Afghanistan at his tournament opener – because South Africa claimed a 107 run in Karachi on Friday – whoever loses in Lahore in Midweek will probably stare at the early exit.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025 – Results and Node 🏏
Group A.
Group B.
Semifinals
- March 4: Semi -finals – A1 V B2 (Dubai)
- March 5: Semifinal 2 – A2 V B1 (Lahore)
Ultimate
- March 9: Finally (Lahore or Dubai)
