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Alex Hales to return home with hand injury

| | Jan 21, 2017, at 01:43 pm
London, Jan 21 (IBNS): England opening batsman Alex Hales will miss the remainder of England’s tour of India after scans revealed that he fractured his right hand during the second one-day international against India on Thursday in Cuttack.

Hales sustained the injury attempting a catch in the outfield and jarred his hand on the ground, England and Wales Cricket Board.

He will return to England on Saturday and will see a hand surgeon next week.

England will announce Hales’s replacement in the IT20 squad for the three-match series against India, starting on 26 January, in due course.

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