Jemimah scored 143 runs in six innings, playing a key role in Brave's strong campaign as they sit joint-top of the women's competition on 20 points alongside Trent Rockets, who lead on net run rate

The 25-year-old has also claimed two Player-of-the-Match awards for her performances, making her absence a significant blow to Southern Brave as the competition enters its decisive phase

It is a significant blow for Brave, as well as the competition, given Rodrigues' profile. They have two games remaining to secure automatic qualification for the final by finishing top of the table, with Manchester Super Giants and Trent Rockets their remaining opponents

Her absence could also present a concern for India, with the Women's Asia Cup set to begin in the UAE later this month

The extent of Rodrigues' hamstring injury is yet to be ascertained, and her withdrawal could be a precautionary measure aimed at protecting her fitness and preventing further damage. India begin their campaign against Thailand in Dubai on August 30, 22 days from now