Vitel Lawes forced out of the field [Source: X]In an unfortunate happening, West Indies spinner Vitel Lawes had to walk off mid-match during the IND vs WI 3rd ODI. The 19-year-old record-breaking player had to return to the pavilion because of an injury.Lawes bowled five overs in the match, giving away 54 runs and remaining wicketless, before limping off the field with a hamstring cramp.Vitel Lawes grabs his left leg in painThe incident happened in the 30th over. As soon as Vitel Lawes bowled the last delivery of his fifth over in the IND vs WI 3rd ODI clash, he immediately grabbed his left leg in massive pain.He held his hamstring tightly, with massive pain visible on his face. The ball delivered was straightly driven by KL Rahul on the crease. However, Lawes was not even seen attempting to look towards the ball as he felt a cramp in his leg.Watch the clip below:crictalk @crictalk7 Oct 3, 2026, 4:37 PM Soon after the cramp, Lawes attempted to stay on the field by taking his position, but he couldn't continue for long. Vitel Lawes was quickly escorted out of the boundary lines by the team physio and a fellow teammate to take care of his discomfort.Also Read- How Many Times Has Rohit Sharma Got Out In Nervous 90s In ODIs?Will any other player replace Vitel Lawes in the IND vs WI 3rd ODI match?While going back to the boundary lines, Lawes was seen chatting with the physio about his pain and was taken care of. In his place, a substitute fielder has been brought in by the Windies team.However, it is important to note that in his absence, the substitute fielder can neither bowl nor bat in the match. If Lawes feels better in the later half of the match, he can rejoin the West Indies team to continue his bowling; otherwise, he might have to sit out for the remainder of the game.Lawes' injury, however, seems more like a dehydration cramp, common in the Mullanpur heat. Hence, it is very much likely that the spinner will rejoin the field after sufficient rest and rehabilitation on the sidelines.Also Read- Indian PM Narendra Modi, HM Amit Shah Release Statement On India's Win vs Pakistan
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