Mark Wood will miss four months of cricket following an operation on his left knee, effectively ruling the fast bowler out of England's Test series against India this summer, while keeping him in the hunt for the Ashes this winter.

Mark Wood will not be participating in the upcoming summer of cricket for England, including the highly anticipated five-match series against India.  After

England pace bowler Mark Wood will be sidelined for four months after having surgery to repair knee ligament damage, the country's cricket board (ECB) said on Thursday, potentially ruling him out of the home series against India this year.

Fast bowler Mark Wood is set to miss England’s marquee test series against India this summer after undergoing knee surgery.

England’s star fast bowler Mark Wood has been ruled out of action for four months with ligament damage to his left knee, placing him at great risk of missing the entire five-Test series against India this summer.

England pacer Mark Wood will be missing out on all formats of cricket for the next four months due to a knee injury that worsened during his side's ICC Champions Trophy campaign, which ended without a win.

American defender Sergiño Dest has returned from knee surgery after more than 10 months out of action. The 24-year-old entered in the 67th minute for PSV Eindhoven against Heerenveen in the Eredivisie on Saturday. “Of course I have to take it easy and be careful, but it felt good,” Dest was quoted as saying on the club website.

England's pace spearhead Mark Wood has been ruled out for four months after undergoing knee surgery, leaving his participation in the India Test series in doubt.