Italy captain Wayne Madsen injures shoulder in T20 World Cup opener

Italy's captain Wayne Madsen sustained a shoulder injury during the T20 World Cup opener against Scotland, occurring in the fourth over of Scotland's innings. The injury has ruled him out of the match, presenting a significant setback for the Italian team as they aim to compete effectively in the tournament. Madsen, who has been a key player for Italy, will need to be assessed further to determine the extent of the injury and his availability for upcoming matches. This incident underscores the physical demands of T20 cricket and the potential for injuries that can impact a team's performance. As Italy prepares to face other teams in the group stage, the absence of their captain could have implications for their strategy and morale.
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