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Hain Out of One-Day Cup Due to Knee Injury
26 Jul
Summary
- Sam Hain has a knee injury, ending his One-Day Cup participation.
- He scored 80 in the Bears' opening match before getting injured.
- Rob Yates will captain the team for the remainder of the tournament.
Warwickshire batter Sam Hain has been ruled out of the remainder of the One-Day Cup due to a knee injury. The injury occurred during the Bears' first match of the competition, a five-wicket defeat against Northamptonshire on Tuesday. Hain had contributed 80 runs in that game.
He missed Warwickshire's subsequent match against Nottinghamshire. The club has stated they are not assigning a specific return timeframe for Hain at this moment. Consequently, he will not participate further in the 50-over tournament.
Hain, who represented England in two one-day internationals last year, was captaining the Bears in this competition. This role was taken up because Ed Barnard is currently playing in The Hundred. Rob Yates will now lead Warwickshire for the rest of the One-Day Cup.
