Josh Hazlewood's Test match at the Gabba was cut short due to calf soreness after bowling just one over. He left the field for scans, raising concerns about his availability for the remainder of the match.

Josh Hazlewood had missed the Adelaide Test due to a side strain and was racing against time to get fit for the Gabba clash. Did Australia rush Hazlewood? Well, that question will haunt Australia as the tall pacer left the field after bowling just one over on Day 4 complaining of calf soreness.

Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood likely out of Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to calf strain, weakening Australia's bowling attack.

Josh Hazlewood will miss the rest of the ongoing India-Australia Test series as he continues to battle injuries. The Australian fast bowler managed just one over before leaving the field early on day four of the third Test against India in Brisbane.

India avoided the follow-on in the third Test against Australia, with the home side expecting the injured Josh Hazlewood to miss the rest of the series.

Australia seamer Josh Hazlewood is likely to miss the rest of the Test series against India because of a calf injury. The 33-year-old felt tightness in his calf during the warm-up ahead of day four in the third Test in Brisbane,

"Josh Hazlewood has sustained a right sided calf strain which will prevent him from playing any further part in Test match against India in Brisbane," an further CA statement said

Australia pace spearhead Josh Hazlewood is likely to miss the rest of the Test series against India after injuring his right calf during his warm-up before play in Brisbane on Tuesday. "Josh Hazlewood has sustained a right-sided calf strain which will prevent him from playing any further part in the Test match against India in Brisbane,