Women's Ashes: England bowler Sarah Glenn misses final ODI after surgery
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Sarah Glenn has won 60 caps for England
Sarah Glenn missed England's final Women's Ashes match against Australia at Taunton on Tuesday after having surgery for appendicitis.
Leg-spinner Glenn was replaced by Charlie Dean for the third one-day international in the series.
Glenn, 23, had played in all of England's Ashes white-ball fixtures, taking six wickets across three T20s and the first two ODIs.
She is recovering well from surgery and was at Tuesday's match.
Glenn is set to play for London Spirit in The Hundred, which starts in August.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Hundred medical teams will evaluate Glenn's health over the coming days before setting a timescale for her return.