Following Scott Borthwick's injuries, the in-form opener does face Wales in the following round.
After Scott Borthwick, Durham's team captain, was ruled out for the rest of the year with an neck injuries, Emilio Gay will meet them on loan for their County Championship match against tally-winning Surrey at the Kia Oval on Tuesday.
Gay, 24, has enjoyed a famous year at the top of Northamptonshire's purchase, scoring 919 works at 57.43 in ten games, including a career-best 261 against Middlesex in April.
Nevertheless, he left Durham at the end of the time because he was out of contract and has since moved on to the club's finalized two Championship games, against Surrey and Kent.
Alex Lees may take over as Durham's captain for the remainder of the season.
Gay's appearance is a raise for Durham, who are now five in Division One in their first season back in the best flight for eight years, and who will experience a British side still smarting from their shock defeat against title challengers Somerset at Taunton next week. Surrey now leads Somerset by eight points, but Essex will face them in their last game at Chelmsford starting on September 26.
Surrey's confidence took a further gash on Saturday when Somerset even ended their hope of a private double in the T20 Blast semi-final at Edgbaston.
With England's continued white-ball set against Australia limiting player presence, Surrey were shorn of four important people in that contest. They now face missing more personnel for the last rounds of the Championship, with Gus Atkinson already ruled out with wound, and Ollie Pope rested for the last two rounds with England owing to fly out for their Examine collection against Pakistan in just over two weeks ' time.
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