LONDON: South Africa all-rounder Andile Phehlu­kwayo will miss the final two matches of the One-day International series against England as he is put through return to play protocols following a concussion in the first game on Tuesday, officials confirmed.

Phehlukwayo collided with captain Keshav Maharaj in the field as his head struck the latters shoulder, leading to a cut on the chin and a concussion in South Africas 62-run win at Chester-le-Street.

He was replaced in the game by Dwaine Pretorius, who was able to bowl as a concussion substitute, but did not have much joy as he returned figures of 0-26 in three overs.

Phehlukwayo will now hope to be fit for the start of the three-match T20 Inter­national series that begins on Wednesday. The last two ODIs will be played on Friday and Sunday.

Published in Dawn, July 22nd, 2022

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