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After suffering particularly badly on England’s disastrous Ashes tour of Australia, Finn has been in good form for Middlesex this season.
Yorkshire’s Plunkett dropped out to rest an injured ankle that will not be recovered in time for the fourth Test starting at Old Trafford on Thursday, with the five-match series level at 1-1.
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“Plunkett experienced some left ankle discomfort at the end of the second Investec Test and will miss the fourth Test as this continues to settle,” said the England and Wales Cricket Board in a short statement.
England hope that rest
will get Plunkett ready for the fifth Test starting on August 15.
Finn’s form in Australia was so bad that he was the only member of England’s squad not to get a match in any of the five Tests, all won by the host nation.
The six feet seven inch tall Finn, 25, made his Test debut for England against Bangladesh in 2010 and has since taken 90 wickets in 23 internationals.
He has taken 44 wickets so far in the county championship this summer at an average of 29.72.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 4th, 2014.
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