STUART wide for its winter unfortunate take another free fall when doctors told him ECB's World Cup was over after a side strain took its toll.

The rise of quickie 24 years - which upset England to victory over South Africa last Sunday - was devastated to become the second player after Kevin Pietersen to come home wounded in two days.

Book pacem Chris Tremlett should take place in the Broad team.

However, the loss of overall capacity with new and old ball, and he left his aggressiveness makes a much bigger impact that Pietersen, who was replaced by Eoin Morgan.

Wide suffer from the left side of the tensions in his second spell against the Proteas when he picked up 4-15, but was still hoping to continue in the tournament.

Unlike Australia because he could barely move this time, the pain was less severe, which made him hope ultimately false it can heal in a week.

But the inspection of a second sweep of the ECB chief medical officer Dr Nick Peirce Bred convinced to return home rather than risk aggravating the injury.

A gutted Broad said: "It was nothing like the Ashes injury where I felt it straight away. I didn't get a sharp pain so I thought I'd be OK.

"I'm heartbroken to have to go home again from a big event but I'm only 24."

Meanwhile, Ross Taylor bagged a spectacular ton as New Zealand thrashed Pakistan by 110 runs.

The Kiwis hit 92 from the last four overs to post 302-7.