(Corrects month of game in paragraph 6 to June, not July)June 17 : England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has been ruled out of the next two group matches of the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup after suffering a left calf strain, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said on Wednesday.Sciver-Brunt retired hurt on 48 during England’s group match against Ireland on Tuesday, with a scan confirming a calf injury in a previously affected area. She will continue to be monitored by the medical team.The all-rounder had earlier suffered a calf tear during the domestic Women’s One-Day Cup in April, which sidelined her from England’s bilateral series against New Zealand and India.
"Following a scan on Wednesday and further assessment by the England medical team, she will be unavailable for the next two fixtures against Scotland and West Indies,” the ECB said in a statement.Vice-captain Charlie Dean will lead the side in her absence.England, placed in Group B, face Scotland at Headingley on Saturday before taking on West Indies at Lord’s on June 24.
