Ollie Robinson was forced into the middle over during a bowling spell in England’s Ashes with a hamstring injury in another stroke… but the seamer returned to action during the second day of the third Test
- England’s Ashes tour went haywire when Ollie Robinson suffered a hamstring problem
- He pulled off after generating a catch-and-ball chance, which he put down
- After leaving the field for treatment, Robinson returned and bowled again.
England’s miserable Ashes tour went from bad to worse on the second day of the third Test when Ollie Robinson was pulled up with a left hamstring injury.
Robinson was forced mid-over at the MCG when he appeared to turn the problem after generating a catch-and-bowled opportunity, which he put down.
He tried to send the next ball down after stretching but could not complete his delivery stride and immediately left the field.
Ollie Robinson was forced to leave the field on the second day of the third Ashes Test due to injury
Robinson injured his left hamstring while attempting a catch-and-ball chance at the MCG
The 28-year-old lay on the ground after battling a hamstring injury for England
Robinson went on to treat Australia to 245-8 as Ben Stokes bowled the remaining four deliveries to complete the rest of the over.
However, despite the apparent setback, Robinson was soon cleared to return to action to the relief of Captain Joe Root.
The 28-year-old was able to bowl once again as a right-arm seamer, then bowled another three overs for the struggling tourists.
Robinson finished with figures of two wickets in the first innings at 64 in 19.2 overs as England bowled Australia out for 267 – giving the hosts an 82-run lead.
However, the England seamer later returned to action and bowled three more overs.
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