England captain Eoin Morgan will miss the third one-day international against the Netherlands on Wednesday due to a groin downside.
Morgan, 35, has been making an attempt to handle the damage, and missed an elective coaching session on the VRA Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
But regardless of a two-day break for the reason that second match of the sequence, Morgan has not recovered in time.
Jos Buttler will lead England as they give the impression of being to wrap up a 3-0 sequence win.
The England and Wales Cricket Board stated Morgan’s absence was “precautionary” after he felt tightness in his groin, which he initially tweaked whereas enjoying for Middlesex in May.
It caps the tip of a depressing journey to Amstelveen on a private degree for Morgan, whose future as England’s limited-overs captain is underneath scrutiny.
In the primary match of the sequence, Morgan was out first ball – making an attempt to sweep Pieter Seelar – as England made a record-breaking 498-4.
He adopted that with a seven-ball duck within the second ODI on Sunday, dismissed swiping throughout the road to part-time off-spinner Tom Cooper and spooning the ball up to backward level.
Morgan, who captained England to the 2019 World Cup, has made only one half-century in his previous 26 white-ball innings for his nation and has struggled with long-standing again and knee complaints.
England play three ODIs and three T20Is against each India and South Africa throughout an intense July, with the T20 World Cup in Australia later this 12 months.
