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England pace bowlers struggle with injuries
Written by esph
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 13:06
March 10th: England pace bowler Graham Onions has been ruled out of Friday's first test against Bangladesh with a back injury. Onions suffered the injury during net practice and joins the list of casualties that includes Ryan Sidebottom who flew home with a thigh injury and Stuart Broad who is expected to recover from his back injury in time for the first test. England's pace attack will look very different to the unit that drew the test series with South Africa. Jimmy Anderson is not on tour which leaves Ajmal Shahzad and Liam Plunkett both in with a chance of making the starting 11 and 20 year old MIddlesex paceman Steven Finn also pushing to make his test debut.
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