Enter man: Ravi Bopara will replace Paul Collingwood to deal with the South Africa after the embarrassment of defeat of Ireland Photo: GETTY IMAGESGame and the average rate of Bopara is regarded as the ideal replacement for Collingwood, who has struggled for form throughout this winter.
Collingwood has also been troubled by knee problems this week in the winter on the road takes its costs on the England team. Collingwood remains an important member of the England team, but unless there are injuries more or Bopara is unable to take his chance, it is difficult to see the 34-year-old forcing his way into the team.
Collingwood announced his retirement from cricket Test at the end of the ashes series, but said that he wanted to continue his career as a player for a day.
It is a useful 30 not out against Holland in the World Cup opening game but rejected the fifth bullet against the India and a of evil to 16 in the match with the Ireland as his patchy form has continued. His medium pace off the coast of knives have been too expensive and England have decided to proceed with their future on the line of the World Cup.
This was a difficult tournament for England and yesterday he disorders increased with the news that Kevin Pietersen would play the rest of the cup of the world of nursing care of pain from an injury to a hernia that will require surgery when he returns to the House of the tournament.
The surgery will rule Pietersen tournament Indian Premier League, which should begin on 2 April, six days after the World Cup final, but he should be fit in time for the first Test match of the summer against Sri Lanka in Cardiff on May 26.
The injury was diagnosed during the three day window between the players initially for the World Cup and upon his return to Australia. The problem has worsened in recent days and Pietersen spent a significant part of the bat of Ireland on the treatment of reception Wednesday.
The England management believe the hernia injury can be controlled during the rest of the tournament, but any deterioration will be a major concern with crucial Pietersen for the frappeurs range of the side following the loss of Eoin Morgan to a broken finger.
"The nature of the injury is such that it can be managed for the duration of the World Cup," said Nick Peirce, the doctor of the team in England.
"As symptoms get worst has now decided that the appropriate course of action is for Kevin to an operation of routine on his return to England after the England World Cup campaign."
"Kevin will continue to be managed throughout the World Cup and we would expect to make a full recovery after a period of recovery and rehabilitation of approximately six weeks after the operation."
Pietersen was the highest paid cricket to IPL season last with a $1. 5 m contract with the Royal Challengers in Bangalore, but was purchased by Deccan chargers for a price cut of $600 million when all players are sold at an auction in January.
Pietersen will miss from now on his fief of the IPL, but the England management will be secretly relieved, that it will be forced to rest before a busy test cricket summer against Sri Lanka and in India, team to rank a number of the world.
"I am obviously very disappointed to have resumed this hernia injury but I've been able to manage so far during the World Cup and will continue to do so under the supervision of medical personnel of the England team, said Pietersen." It will probably impact my preparation but prudent management should see still play me an important role in the campaign of the team. »
Pietersen has refused twice to reports that he will retire from 50 Cricket at the end of this tournament, but his last injury will increase speculation that he will seek to reduce his workload. This is his second serious injury in two and a half years after a problem with the Achilles which required surgery and he decided the majority of the 2009 ashes series.
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