Britain's Test commander Ben Stirs up constrained off the field with a hamstring injury during a match in the Hundred, adding to the public side's physical issue concerns. He is set to go through examines now with the primary Test against Sri Lanka beginning in under 10 days. Stirs up, playing for the Northern Superchargers, had to resign harmed during the pursuit against Manchester Firsts. He was offed the field with the backing of individuals on one or the other side with him grasping his left hamstring, and was subsequently spotted moving around with the assistance of supports after the game. His captain Harry Creek later affirmed the injury could be awful. "Doesn't look incredible tragically, will get a sweep tomorrow and perceive the way things are," Creek said toward the finish of the match. Stirs up was formerly dealing with a knee injury to his left side leg, adding one more unsettling note to this most recent difficulty even as evaluations are anticipated. His re-visitation of The Hundred was set to endure longer than four games assuming his group advanced, however the occasions of Sunday night appears to have stopped that. Britain are now missing the administrations of Zak Crawley for the Test series against Sri Lanka, where they play three games in the range of 21 days.