England quick bowler Josh Tongue has suffered a setback with a pectoral damage and will miss a piece of the summer season.Â
The 26-year-old made his Take a look at debut final summer season however has been out of motion since August, lacking England’s white-ball tour of the Caribbean and Take a look at sequence in India.
England are taking up West Indies and Sri Lanka this July, August and September, stay on Sky Sports activities.
An ECB spokesperson stated: “Josh (Tongue) has had a setback to his original injury (pectoral injury). There is no timescale on when he’ll return to action.”
Tongue’s damage blow comes as England plan for all times after Jimmy Anderson, who introduced his retirement earlier in Could.
The Nottinghamshire seamer made his England debut towards Eire in 2023 and took 10 wickets in two matches.
When are England in motion this summer season?
England have 4 T20 matches at dwelling towards Pakistan, beginning at Headingley on Could 22 earlier than persevering with to Edgbaston (Could 25), Cardiff (Could 28) and The Oval (Could 30), with the sequence serving as preparation for the T20 World Cup the next month.
Their title defence begins towards Scotland in Barbados on June 4, forward of taking part in Australia on the similar venue on June 8. They then face Oman in Antigua on June 13 and Namibia in the identical place two days later, with the highest two from the group then progressing to the Tremendous 8s and the match operating till June 29.
The Take a look at summer season begins with a three-match sequence towards West Indies at Lord’s (July 10-14), Trent Bridge (July 18-22) and Edgbaston (July 26-30), with three extra Exams towards Sri Lanka in August and September. Watch each England match all through this summer season stay on Sky Sports activities.
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