Tymal Mills: The Tymal Mills has been excluded from the ongoing T20 World Cup due to tension in the right thigh hamstring. The ECB is confirmed on Wednesday (November 3rd).
Reece Topley, a left pacemaker who was part of the reserve, was appointed as a successor.
Mills left the field after throwing a 1.3 over to Sri Lanka and being scanned.
ECB said:
“Mills sustained the injury bowling in the T20 World Cup Super 12s match against Sri Lanka on Monday in Sharjah. Results of the scan on Tuesday night revealed the extent of the injury,”
Mills played for England in all four games and chose four wickets at 3:42 pm.
The left-arm pacemaker has not been on the British team since 2018 due to injury concerns.
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Tymal Mills has shown that he has returned to the national team in this tournament.
He only played nine T20Is and hasn’t appeared in any other format in England.
Topley last played the T20I against South Africa in 2016 and was also worry about injury.
He has played 6 T20Is and has 5 wickets in a 10.07 economy.
England has won all games in the Super 12 phase so far and is one foot in the semifinals.
Defeating South Africa in the final will allow them to lead the group while still being able to win the qualifying, even if they lose the competition.
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