New Delhi: England's star wicketkeeper-batsman Jonny Bairstow is currently struggling with a serious injury. For this reason, he has also been out of the T20 World Cup to be hosted by Australia after two weeks. Bairstow has suffered very serious injuries in the leg. Jonny Bairstow has fractured his leg in three places and has also slipped his ankle. This has been revealed by Bairstow himself through social media. He has shared some pictures of his injured leg. At the same time, Bairstow has also explained in detail about his injury.

Bairstow has revealed the severity of his injury, due to which he will not be able to play in this month's T20 World Cup in Australia. In fact, a month ago, Bairstow injured his left leg while playing golf, and his ankle also slipped. Shortly after this, the England team for the World Cup was announced, in which Bairstow was not included. Jonny Bairstow fell while trying to maintain balance, due to which he suffered injuries. Bairstow wrote on Instagram on Monday (October 3), "I had fractured my leg in three places and my ankle also slipped, for which I had to undergo an operation."

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Reserve players: Tymal Mills, Liam Dawson and Richard Gleeson.

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