Liam Livingstone to miss rest of Pakistan tour with knee injury after making England Test debut

Liam Livingstone has been dominated out of the remainder of England’s first Check collection in Pakistan since 2005 with a knee damage.

The England all-rounder acquired his maiden Check cap from Michael Atherton forward of the beginning of day one at Rawalpindi, however sustained an damage after the primary innings, and has not bowled within the recreation.

Livingstone will return to the UK on Tuesday and begin rehab with the Lancashire and England and Wales Cricket Board medical groups.

England have but to determine whether or not to name up a alternative for the 29-year-old.

Able to bowling each off spin and leg spin, it was a blow to captain Ben Stokes, who had initially chosen Livingstone forward of off-spinner Will Jacks in his beginning XI.

Nevertheless, each performed after wicketkeeper Ben Foakes didn’t get well in time from a viral an infection which affected 13 to 14 members of the touring social gathering on the eve of the sport.

Livingstone has not fielded for almost all of the sport and was changed by substitute fielder Keaton Jennings.

Though he did bat within the second innings, scoring seven not out, he was noticeably hobbling between the wickets and didn’t seem snug.

England have uncapped teenager Rehan Ahmed of their squad as cowl with the ball.

England’s remaining two Assessments in Pakistan are in Multan (December 9-13) and Karachi (Dec 17-21), all dwell on Sky Sports activities Cricket.