Khawaja suffers injury

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Southampton: Australia were dealt an injury scare on Monday after top-order batsman Usman Khawaja limped off the field after getting hit on his left knee during their second and final World Cup warm-up match against Sri Lanka here.
Khawaja suffered a blow on his left knee while fielding and had to be escorted off the ground by the team doctor.
Monday’s injury scare came after Khawaja was forced to retire hurt during Australia’s first warm-up game against England on Wednesday, which they won by 12 runs.
During the match against England, Khawaja sustained a blow on his jaw while batting but scans later revealed that there was no break.
Australia have been rotating Khawaja, David Warner and Shaun Marsh in their World Cup warm-up matches, as they attempt to settle on their best batting line-up.
Warner was left out of the team against Sri Lanka, amid reports that he had complained of tightness or soreness to his upper leg. Warner’s absence during the year-long ban for his involvement in the Newlands ball-tampering scandal allowed Khawaja to cement his place at the top of the order with Aaron Finch
The left-handed batsman is now uncertain for Australia’s World Cup opener against Afghanistan on June 1. (PTI)

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