England opener Jason Roy has been ruled out of the remainder of the Twenty20 World Cup, due to a torn calf muscle.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has approved batsman James Vince as his replacement.
Roy retired hurt during England's 10-run loss to South Africa in their final Super 12 match, even though Eoin Morgan's team still qualified for the last four as the Group One leaders.
"I'm gutted to be ruled out of the World Cup," Roy says. "It is a bitter pill to swallow.
"I will be staying on to support the boys and hopefully, we can go all the way and lift that trophy.
"It has been an unbelievable journey so far, and we have to continue expressing ourselves and concentrating on us.
"The rehab has already started and even though I've torn my calf, I'm going to give myself the best chance of being ready for the T20 tour of the Caribbean at the start of next year."
Roy has averaged 25.3 runs across 53 T20 internationals, with a strike rate of 144.93 - the highest of any English batsman with more than 250 T20i runs.
England, who are the 50-over world champions, will face New Zealand in the semi-final on Thursday.
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