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Mark Wood Injury Update: England fast bowler Mark Wood, who is struggling with injury, is desperate to play in the Test series against India, but his recovery is slow.
Question mark on Mark Wood’s fitness
Highlights
- Mark Wood expected to return to the field from fifth Test
- Champions Trophy is running out of the field
- Desperate to play in the current series against India
New Delhi: The England cricket team is troubled by the injury of their fast bowlers against India. In the first Test started from June 20, the British have not landed on the field with their full strength. Now the ongoing fast bowler Mark Wood hopes that he will get fit soon.
According to 35 -year -old Mark Wood, who is going through the process of ‘rehabilitation’ after knee surgery, he will be available for selection by fit before the fifth and last Test to be played in Oval from 31 July.
Mark Wood suffered left knee injuries during the Champions Trophy earlier this year and had to undergo surgery in March. Wood told the BBC Test match special, ‘Rehabs are going well. I have just started bowling lightly, so I am on the path of return.
Mark Wood said, ‘I still hope to play in this series, so I am keeping an eye on the players that I can face. I am aiming for the last Test right now, before that it is probably a little hurry to say anything.
How serious is Mark Wood’s injury?
Mark Wood also said that, ‘Maybe I may not be able to play in the last Test match, but now my attention is focused on the fact that I can play my role in that match.’
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Since February 2025, Network 18 served as Deputy News Editor in 18 group. A decade experience in journalism. As a reporter, witness to several national-international events. The beginning of a career with electronic media. Jagran New Media … Read more