The Hundred 2025: Trent Rockets to play a batter short, Adam Hose taken to hospital for scans after horror injury
Trent Rockets have been dealt a huge blow in their match against Southern Brave in The Hundred 2025 , as sources have confirmed that Adam Hose has been taken to hospital for scans and recovery assessment following his on-field injury at Trent Bridge.
Hose went down in severe pain while attempting to field during the Brave innings, with early signs suggesting a possible dislocation to his right knee. The incident was serious enough to halt play temporarily, as medical staff rushed in and players left the field during treatment.
Although no official statement has yet been released, sources have confirmed that Hose has been transported to hospital for detailed scans and further medical evaluation. His immediate return to action is ruled out, and the Rockets will now have to continue the game with only 10 available batters.
We wish Adam Hose a speedy recovery after an injury to his leg in the field. 💛 #TheHundred
— The Hundred (@thehundred) August 16, 2025
Meanwhile, Southern Brave managed to put up 140 on what was described as a slow, sluggish surface, with Leus du Plooy anchoring the innings with a 34-ball 55, supported by late cameos from Michael Bracewell and James Coles. The Rockets' sloppy fielding and missed chances added to their troubles.
With Hose sidelined and the team one batter short, Trent Rockets face an uphill task in their chase. His absence is not only a tactical disadvantage but also a major setback to team morale.
Everyone around the game will be hoping for positive news from the hospital as Hose undergoes scans, with wishes pouring in for his speedy recovery.
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