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Wrist injury rules Rovman Powell out of remaining Pakistan T20Is

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By Bradley Jacks (Sportmax)- A wrist injury has forced Rovman Powell out of the remaining two T20 Internationals against Pakistan in Florida.

The former captain sustained the injury in the field while attempting a catch during the fourth T20I against Australia in St. Kitts.

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