Sam Curran: England all-rounder tests negative for coronavirus
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Sam Curran made his Test debut in 2018
England all-rounder Sam Curran has returned a negative test for coronavirus.
The 22-year-old experienced a sickness bug on Wednesday night during England's intra-squad warm-up match in Southampton.
He has been self-isolating in his hotel room and will play no further part in the match, which ends on Friday.
The Surrey man will be monitored by the team doctor with a view to returning to training at the weekend.
He will take a further coronavirus test on Sunday, along with the rest of the players and staff.
England's three-Test series against West Indies, which begins on Wednesday in Southampton, is being held behind closed doors and in a bio-secure environment.
England have been living and training in Southampton as they prepare for the series.
Before Curran fell ill, players and staff had been subject to a total of 702 tests, all of which gave negative results.
England will trim their training group of 30 down to a Test squad of around 20 at the conclusion of the intra-squad match, with the announcement of the squad due on Saturday morning.