English Cricketer Suffers Horrific Ankle Dislocation in The Hundred, Taken to Hospital
Adam Hose suffers serious ankle injury in The Hundred, but Trent Rockets beat Southern Brave by four wickets at Trent Bridge
Trent Rockets batter Adam Hose suffered a serious ankle injury during The Hundred clash against Southern Brave at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The incident happened late in the first innings when Hose slipped while fielding a shot from Michael Bracewell and twisted his ankle badly.
Play was halted as medical staff treated Hose behind a screen before he was taken to hospital. Early reports suggest the 31-year-old may have dislocated his ankle.
Heartbreaking for Adam Hose . Got injured in The hundred men competition. pic.twitter.com/lzZbndnMEI
— Tamanna e Dil (@ishqsufiyana00) August 17, 2025
On Instagram, Hose later confirmed that he faces a long recovery but thanked fans for their messages of support.
“Quick message to say I appreciate each and everyone of you who have reached out. It’s going to be a long old ride but I couldn’t ask for more amazing people around me. Big love,” he wrote.
Both The Hundred and Worcestershire CCC, his county side, issued statements wishing him a speedy recovery.
“Everyone at Worcestershire CCC sends their best wishes to Adam Hose, who has sustained a lower leg injury while playing for Trent Rockets. We wish him a speedy recovery and will provide further updates in due course.” the club wrote on social media
Despite being a batter short, the Rockets chased down 141 and secured a four-wicket win. Tom Moores struck 55 from 30 balls, while Tom Banton made 49 off 38, with the pair adding a crucial 76-run stand.
The victory lifted the Rockets level on points with Northern Superchargers, while Southern Brave dropped to fourth place in the table.
