England's Mark Wood Sidelined by Elbow Injury Until 2025

The fast bowler is unable to use his right arm for daily activities and will miss upcoming tours due to bone stress in his elbow.

Mark Wood, 34, has been diagnosed with bone stress in his right elbow, discovered during a scan for a groin injury.
The injury prevents him from picking up his children with his right arm and limits his daily activities.
Wood will miss England's test tours of Pakistan and New Zealand scheduled for later this year.
He aims to return to full fitness by early 2025 for England's white-ball tour of India and the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan.
Wood is scheduled to see a specialist to determine if the injury could lead to a stress fracture.