Sydney: British Jos Buttler will miss the fifth and last ash test against Australia in Hobart with a finger injury, said Skipper Joe Root said after visitors issued a thrilling draw in the fourth match in Sydney on Sunday.
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Australia test excavated to draw with only one goal left to deny the dominant Australia 4-0 Series lead in the fourth ash test in Sydney on Sunday.
Batsman number 11 James Anderson safely played the first 102nd and final of the Leg-Spinner Steve Smith in deteriorating Ben Ben Stokes who had a side tension and Centurion Jonny Bairstow who hurt the thumbs up during the match was also doubtful for the Hobart test.
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“We have to do further assessment but Jos Buttler must fly home and will not take further part on the tour,” Root said at a press conference.
“It was a serious injury and for him to the front as he did since he took the knock show how he cared, showing how meaning he played on this team and played for England.” The team then said in a statement that the two Stokes, who managed two centuries in the match despite the pain, and Bairstow, 113 was the only one by the British so far, would travel to Hobart where they were rated.
England had added Sam’s bill to their squad and the 30-year-old player currently isolated in the team hotel.
Chief coach Chris Silverwood and coach Bowling Jon Lewis will also reunite with a squad that has both recovered from Covid-19.
Root said he felt a sense of “extraordinary” pride in the results that followed a big loss in Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne.
“I think many people can see a number of players who hurt physically, and are still large and in many ways, it raises the rest of the group,” Root said.
“This is a small step forward …
to be able to sit here after being drawn (match) will always take good performance and I am very proud of the way people dig, and managed to do that.” “Obviously many emotions tapped, proud.
It’s an extraordinary feeling today …”