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Tendulkar Ruled Out Of ODI Series With Toe Injury

5 September 2011
Tendulkar Ruled Out Of ODI Series With Toe Injury
Tendulkar Ruled Out Of ODI Series With Toe Injury
Sachin Tendulkar's tour of England would appear to be over
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India have suffered a further blow to their chances of beating England in the One-Day International series with the news that Sachin Tendulkar will miss the rest of the series.

Tendulkar suffered a toe injury and played no part in the opening match of the series, which was washed out in Chester-le-Street and India have named Subramaniam Badrinath as his replacement.

India have already had to deal with injuries to batsmen Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh and Rohit Sharma and are also missing bowlers Ishant Sharma, Zaheer Khan and Harbhajan Singh during a difficult tour which saw them lose the Test series 4-0 and the one-off Twenty20 International at Old Trafford.

England are set to tour India for a one-day series in October which would in theory give Tendulkar the chance to score an unprecedented 100th international century.

Prior to that, Tendulkar's Indian Premier League franchise the Mumbai Indians are in action in the Champions League Twenty20 which begins on 23rd September.

The closest Tendulkar came during this tour to reaching three figures for the 100th time was at The Oval, where he scored 91 in the fourth and final Test.

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Tour Fixtures & Results

15th-17th July: Somerset v Indians, Taunton
SOM 425-3d & 260-2d drew with IND 224 & 69-0: Report
21st-25th July: 1st Test, Lord's
ENG 474-8 & 269-6 beat IND 286 & 261 by 196 runs: Report
29th July-2nd August: 2nd Test, Trent Bridge
ENG 221 & 544 beat IND 288 & 158 by 319 runs: Report
10th-14th August: 3rd Test, Edgbaston
ENG 710-7d. beat IND 224 & 244 by inns. & 242 runs: Report
18th-22nd August: 4th Test, The Kia Oval
ENG 591-6d. beat IND 300 & 283 by inns. & 8 runs: Report
25th August: Sussex v Indians, Hove
IND 238-4 beat Sussex 236 by 6 wickets: Report
26th August: Kent v Indians, Canterbury
IND 164-6 beat Kent 159-5 by 5 runs: Report
29th Aug: Leicestershire v Indians (T20), Leicester
IND 161-5 beat Leics 146-7 by 15 runs: Report
31st August: T20 International, Old Trafford
ENG 169-4 beat IND 165 by 6 wickets: Report
3rd September: 1st ODI, Chester-le-Street
IND 274-7 v ENG 27-2: No result - report: Report
6th September: 2nd ODI, The Rose Bowl
ENG 188-3 beat IND 187-8 by 7 wickets: Report
9th September: 3rd ODI, The Kia Oval
ENG 218-7 beat IND 234-7 by 3 wickets (D/L): Report
11th September: 4th ODI, Lord's
ENG 270-8 tied with IND 280-5 (D/L): Report
16th September: 5th ODI, Cardiff
ENG 241-4 beat IND 304-6 by 6 wickets (D/L):Report

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