A West Indies team spokesman says allrounder Dwayne Bravo has been ruled out of the World Cup by the left knee injury he sustained in his side's seven-wicket loss to South Africa.
Team media manager Philip Spooner confirmed on Friday that Bravo was out of the tournament and would return home. He said in a text message that a replacement for the 27-year-old Bravo would be named after ICC approval.
Bravo was helped from the field during Thursday's Group B match against South Africa after his left leg twisted badly under his weight when he tried to field a ball off his own bowling.
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West Indies lost wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh and batsman Adrian Barath to hamstring injuries ahead of the World Cup.
Team media manager Philip Spooner confirmed on Friday that Bravo was out of the tournament and would return home. He said in a text message that a replacement for the 27-year-old Bravo would be named after ICC approval.
Bravo was helped from the field during Thursday's Group B match against South Africa after his left leg twisted badly under his weight when he tried to field a ball off his own bowling.
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West Indies lost wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh and batsman Adrian Barath to hamstring injuries ahead of the World Cup.
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