London: Australia were dealt with a major blow after a back injury ruled Cameron Green out of their ongoing England tour on Friday thus casting doubt on the all-rounder’s availability for home Border Gavaskar Trophy against India in November and December. India will play Australia in a five-match series starting from November 22. The 25-year-old Green has been withdrawn from the final two matches of Australias ODI series against England after reporting soreness following the third game at Chester-le-Street on Wednesday. He was pulled out of Fridays delayed fourth ODI at Lords due to the injury. The batting all-rounder who is returning home to begin his rehabilitation ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Test series beginning in November now faces a race to be fit for the much-anticipated assignment at home against a side that is leading the World Test Championship (WTC) chart at the moment. Scans performed on the cricketer revealed a back injury and a timeline for his possible return to action will be set after more tests are conducted in Australia. According to cricket.com.au an Australia mens team spokesperson said the extent of the injury and a timeline for his return wouldnt be known until the player arrives home in Perth for further assessment. The cricketer reported soreness after the match in Chester-le-Street where he picked 2/45 with the ball and scored 45 with the bat. He was left out of the second ODI at Headingley to manage his workloads after bowling in the previous six matches of their UK tour. Green who has a history with back injuries was prohibited from bowling during the 2019-20 summer due to a stress fracture in his lower back. The first Test against India is nearly two months away with the match starting on November 22 in Perth.