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Andrew Tye ruled out of Sri Lanka T20Is, Finch confirmed to play
Melbourne, Oct 26: Right arm Australian pacer Andrew Tye has been ruled out of the three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka because of an elbow injury. However, skipper Aaron Finch was declared fit to play the series opener on Sunday at the Adelaide Oval.
Tye was ruled out of the three-match campaign after barely taking part in Australia's training session having injured his right elbow on Friday, reports cricket.com.au. A replacement player for Tye will be named in the coming days.
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