Hosts England are worried about the fitness of Mark Wood after the express pacer suffered a shoulder injury during their defeat

England is fretting over the accessibility of pacer Check Wood for the 3rd Test against India at Trent Bridge, beginning Eminent 24 due to bear harm. Coach Chris Silverwood said Britain will take a call after counseling with the surgeons closer to the beginning of the Test but he kept up that he will not thrust Wood into playing the 3rd Test.

The express paceman harmed his bear whereas jumping to spare a boundary on Day 4 of the 2nd Test. Wood landed intensely on his right bear whereas jumping headlong into a promoting accumulating. In spite of appearing inconvenience, Wood bowled on Day 5, hitting speeds in excess of 90kmph.

Britain is set to declare their squad for the 3rd Test on Wednesday and all eyes will be on Wood’s choice, considering Britain are as of now without three of their driving pacers in Stuart Wide, Chris Woakes and Olly Stone and all-rounder Ben Feeds who took a mental wellbeing break.

Chris Silverwood

“The medics are working on him (Wood), we’ll find out more in the next couple of days,” England coach Chris Silverwood said.

“We’ll make a choice, beside him and our doctors, closer to the time. But in case he’s not appropriate, he’s not appropriate. I certainly won’t thrust him into playing on the off chance that he tells me he’s not appropriate. I will see after him.”

Stamp Wood bowled 24 overs within the to begin with innings of the Lord’s Test and picked up 2 wickets. Wood braved the bear niggle within the 2nd innings and gave Britain a fine begin by evacuating India openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul sometime recently sending Cheteshwar Pujara back to the structure. He disturbed his injury by tumbling on his follow-through on the ultimate day.

Britain requires a little motivation from someplace after their smashing overcome to India at Lord’s. Heading into Day 5 in a prevailing position, Britain surrendered the advantage when they permitted Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami to include 89 runs for the 9th wicket.

England was bundled out for 120 in fair 51.5 overs as India went on to seal a 151-run triumph, after the last day and a 1-0 lead within the 5-match series.

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