text: Cricket World Cup 2019: Jason Roy to miss England's next two World Cup games - The National
  Cricket World Cup 2019: Jason Roy to miss England's next two World Cup games
  Opener, who suffered injury while fielding during England's win over Windies on Friday, ruled out of Afghanistan fixture
  England opener Jason Roy will miss the matches against Afghanistan on Tuesday and Sri Lanka on Friday. Mike Hewitt / Getty Images
  England opener Jason Roy will miss the hosts' next two Cricket World Cup matches with a torn left hamstring, the England and Wales Cricket Board said on Monday.
  But with England well on course for the semi-finals, team management may not risk the batsman in a match they should win without him.
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  "He is set to miss England's next two matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup against Afghanistan and Sri Lanka."
  As for Morgan's condition, the spokesman said he had undergone a scan at the weekend and received further treatment.
  "The spasm has settled down and will be monitored over the next 24 hours ahead of England's next match against Afghanistan tomorrow [Tuesday] at Old Trafford, Manchester," the statement added.
  Roy's absence could lead to a recall for James Vince, the reserve batsman in England's 15-man squad.
  All-rounder Moeen Ali could return to strengthen England's top seven if Morgan does not feature against Afghanistan.