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Surgery forces England duo to spend time on the sidelines Sam Curran will undergo surgery for a groin injury, while Will Jacks's availability for the upcoming assignments is subject to fitness England all-rounder Sam Curran has been dealt an unfortunate impediment to his potential return to Test cricket. England have confirmed in a statement that Curran will not feature in the remainder of their home season and will undergo surgery for a groin injury. Curran had last featured for England during the recent home series against India, where he finished as the leading wicket-taker in the T20I as well as the ODI series. England selector Marcus North had indicated that Curran could come into contention for the all-rounder berth in the Test side following the recent retirement of long-time skipper Ben Stokes, but this latest setback rules the left-armer out. Sam Curran is named Player of the Final after three-for | Highlights | T20WC 2022 Meanwhile, all-rounder Will Jacks is currently recovering having had a successful operation to remove his appendix. England stated that they will monitor his progress before taking a call on his availability for the Sri Lanka series. England will host Sri Lanka for three T20Is followed by as many ODIs starting September 15. The Test side is currently playing against Pakistan in the first Test of a three-match series, which is part of the ICC World Test Championship.