England’s spinner, Sophie Ecclestone, will take a break from the domestic cricket while she manages a quadro injury and “prioritizes her good -estar.”
Ecclestone, 26, was left out of England’s first team Under the new coach Charlotte Edwards because she was recovering from a knee injury.
She played for Up Warriorz at the India Premier League in February, but was away for two months and lost the beginning of the Lancashire domestic season.
The left arm spinner has played two one -day matches and six T20s for his county, but it was taken from your departure against Hampshire On Tuesday because of the problem quad.
At this stage, Ecclestone, who is Odi’s number one player in the world, remains available for England’s White Ball series against India, which starts on June 28 on Trent Bridge.
“Sophie is managing a quadrilateral last week, but most importantly she wants to take a step behind the cricket for a short time to take care of herself,” said Edwards.
“We are totally behind it. We want to be able to select Sophie to the Indian series, but the most important thing for her at the moment is that she feels in a better place.
“We all agree that a break can now be beneficial for her to get it.”
