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Nat Sciver-Brunt Out of England's Next Two T20 World Cup Matches Due to Injury

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is out of the next two T20 World Cup matches due to a left calf strain sustained during the win over Ireland. She will miss games against Scotland and West Indies but may return later in the tournament.

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England Triumph Over Ireland but Captain Sciver-Brunt Faces Injury Setback

England secured a four-wicket victory against Ireland in Southampton; however, their captain Nat Sciver-Brunt sustained a left calf injury during the match on Tuesday.

Sciver-Brunt, aged 33, retired hurt while unbeaten on 48 runs. Subsequent medical scans conducted on Wednesday revealed a strain in her left calf muscle, which is the same area she injured earlier this summer.

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As a result, Sciver-Brunt will be sidelined for England's upcoming fixtures against Scotland on Saturday and West Indies on Wednesday. Despite this, the England team has not ruled out her participation in the remainder of the T20 World Cup tournament.

England's official statement indicated that their captain will undergo continuous assessment over the forthcoming weeks to monitor her recovery.

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This article was sourced from bbc

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