Wood injury concern for England in tour match
Summary
England cricketer Mark Wood experienced tightness in his left hamstring during a warm-up match against England Lions in Perth. He will undergo a scan to determine the extent of the injury. This is his first cricket match after a nine-month break due to previous injuries.Key Facts
- Mark Wood felt tightness in his left hamstring during a practice match for the Ashes.
- He will have a medical scan on Friday to check the injury.
- It was Wood's first match after dealing with a knee injury needing surgery.
- Wood bowled two spells of four overs, as planned, and reached speeds of 91 mph.
- The hamstring issue is in the same leg that had knee surgery earlier.
- England captain Ben Stokes took four wickets in the match.
- Brydon Carse, another England bowler, missed the first day due to illness.
- Australia's Pat Cummins is out of the first Test because of a back injury.
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