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Women’s WC: Ecclestone Won't Return To Field As A Precaution After Injury Scare, Confirms ECB
ODI World Cup: England’s left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone will not be bowling anymore in the ongoing first innings of the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup clash against New Zealand as a precautionary measure after sustaining a shoulder injury.
"After landing awkwardly on her left shoulder in the field in the first over, Sophie Ecclestone experienced more discomfort while bowling and is now receiving treatment. As a precaution she won’t return to the field during England’s bowling innings," said the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in a statement.
At the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Sunday, Sophie was forced to go off the field after the second over due to a shoulder concern following a dive on the field and landing awkwardly. She was looked at by England’s medical staff, where she looked in immense pain, but returned to the field after the opening drinks break.
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