Brandon King's World Cup Exit: Kyle Mayers Steps In

West Indies batsman Brandon King is out for the rest of the T20 World Cup due to a side strain. King, who sustained the injury during a game against England, will be replaced by Kyle Mayers. Mayers is scheduled to join the squad on Saturday.

West Indies opening batsman Brandon King has been ruled out of the remainder of the Twenty20 World Cup with a side strain and will be replaced in the squad by Kyle Mayers after organisers the International Cricket Council approved the change. King sustained the injury during his knock of 23 in the West Indies' eight-wicket loss to England in their Super Eight opener in St Lucia on Wednesday, and the 29-year-old did not field later due to the problem.

He managed only 86 runs in his five innings, with his highest score of 34 coming against Papua New Guinea. Left-handed batsman Mayers has played 37 T20 internationals and is expected to join the squad on Saturday.

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