Tempo bowler Josh Hull has been dominated out of England’s tour of Pakistan with a quad harm.
The 20-year-old left-armer made his Check debut in opposition to Sri Lanka earlier this month, having performed solely 10 first-class matches.
He picked up three wickets as England have been overwhelmed within the third Check at The Oval, then was subsequently dominated out of the limited-overs collection in opposition to Australia.
England have opted to not name up a substitute.
Hull was considered one of six specialist quick bowlers chosen in England’s 17-man squad, however now joins Mark Wooden, Josh Tongue and Dillon Pennington on the sidelines. Jamie Overton and Jofra Archer are at the moment solely enjoying white-ball cricket.
England’s tempo scenario is additional difficult by doubts over captain Ben Stokes’ health to bowl within the early a part of the tour.
Stokes, 33, has been out of motion since early August due to a hamstring harm.
Although England launched an announcement on Wednesday saying the all-rounder is “on track” to participate within the collection, Stokes himself forged doubt on his readiness to bowl within the first Check when he spoke to Sky Sports activities on Tuesday.
One other consideration for England’s fast-bowling division is the supply of Olly Stone, who is about to return from Pakistan between the primary and second Checks with the intention to get married.
England journey to Pakistan on Tuesday, with the primary Check in Multan starting on 7 October.