After Durham quickly pulls up during the eleventh over, Olly Stone might benefit from a second Exam.
Mark Wood is likely to miss England's next Check against Sri Lanka and be a doubt for the rest of the series as a result of a proper thigh muscle injury that occurred later on day three of the first Test in Manchester.
Wood threw his next game of his 11th over before reversing his run-up for the next while feeling uncomfortable. Joe Root took the batsman of Milan Rathnayake with the third delivery, which was Root's next of the 56th over, and he was soon replaced in the attack.
Wood would n't take the field, according to an ECB statement released on Saturday morning before day four. He left Emirates Old Trafford for a test about an hour into the match to find out the entire extent of the damage. England are cheerful that the issue is more a burden than a break.
It seems sure Wood may lose the approaching Test match at Lord's, which begins this Thursday, regardless of the results of the test. England may not want to risk Wood for the last Evaluation at the Kia Oval, which begins on September 6 due to the 34-year-old's unique position as the world's fastest bowling.
Olly Stone, the extra fast bowler in the crew, is likely to change Wood in the XI, and was released to sing for Nottinghamshire in their Division One County Championship match with Durham.
In terms of club reinforcements, Sam Curran was arrive into the calculation. The all-rounder is playing for Surrey against Lancashire at the Kia Oval, which is his first red-ball game in more than a year, and he went 1 for 21 in the first inning. Picking Curran may help England to work with the allrounder they are lacking after captain Ben Stokes was ruled out of the rest of the summers with a broken hamstring sustained during the men's Hundred.
The loss of Wood was noticeable as stand-in captain Ollie Pope oversaw a wicket-less begin to day four. Sri Lanka batted earlier drinks, and through to a rain delay shortly before breakfast without losing a innings, as Kamindu Mendis and Dinesh Chandimal, who brought up his half-century, extended the prospect to 153.
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