By Admin 
Chris Woakes was injured in the last match of the Test series against India. From November 21, the Ashes series will be played between Australia-England, before which Vox has given updates about its recovery.
During the Test match in London, Chris Woakes had a problem of injury in his left shoulder, after which he came down to bat on the last day.
This was a moment when England was very close to victory, but the hosts lost the match in front of the Indian bowlers on the fifth day. With this, the series ended at 2-2.
However, Chris Woakes no longer needs sling. Speaking to ‘Sky Sports’ during ‘The Handrade’, Vox said, “Obviously, I don’t need sling anymore. I think I can now shake my shoulder better. I will try to focus on the rehab. I will try to focus on the rehab. The shoulder as much as possible, will make it strong as much as possible.
Earlier, Vox had told that he was considering surgery and one of the reiberations to overcome the injury.
Chris Woakes took 11 wickets against India with an average of 52.18 in the Test series of five matches against India. In this entire series, the right -handed bowler bowled a total of 181 overs and conceded 1,086 runs.
Looking at Chris Woakes’ international career, he has taken 192 wickets in 62 matches with an average of 29.61. In this format, he has 2,034 runs with a century and seven half -centuries. At the same time, in 122 ODIs, this player took 173 wickets, while adding 1,524 runs with the bat.
Chris Woakes also played 33 T20 matches for England, with 31 hunting with an average of 26.52.