After dislocation of the shoulder against India, Chris Woakes gives a great update of injuries in front of the ashes: “still a lot …” | Cricket news

The English stimulator Chris Woakes has provided a promising update on its recovery of an dislocated shoulder, which was the subject of the hope of its participation in the ashes later this year.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The 35-year-old man suffered the injury when setting up during the final test of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy against India at the oval earlier this month.

Addressing Sky Sports on the sidelines of The Hunged, Woakes appeared without a scarf and said that his rehabilitation was progressing better than he had planned.“Certainly good news for me. It’s the best way to look at it,” said Woakes. “Obviously, out of the sling and feeling like you can move it much better now, which is two weeks later.

“I suppose that once you have a little more movement in it, you seem a little more normal. But still a lot of work to do. I will try to (stay) concentrated on rehabilitation and make it as strong as possible. Ideally not for surgery for the moment, but we will see how it goes and we hope that we can become pleasant and strong again.”Earlier this month, Woakes had told BBC Sport that he weighed if he had to undergo surgery or only opt for rehabilitation. For the moment, he hopes to avoid going under the knife.The injury was a dramatic moment in the decision -making of the series against India. Woakes, despite his outing of bowling stains, came out with his left arm in a scarf in the last tense morning while England continued victory, but the hosts dropped six points.The five test series against Australia will start on November 21.