Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Irfan will miss the remainder of the World Cup with a pelvis injury . Left-armer Irfan , who has taken eight wickets in five matches so far , underwent an MRI scan after sitting out Pakistan 's seven-wicket win over Ireland on Sunday with pain in his hip . After an initial scan proved inconclusive on Monday , Irfan underwent further tests on Tuesday where it was confirmed the seven-foot bowler had suffered 'an obvious stress fracture in the pelvis ' , according to a Pakistan Cricket Board statement . Mohammad Irfan will take no further part in the World Cup after scans revealed he has a fractured pelvis . Irfan had taken eight wickets in the first five games for Pakistan before missing the Ireland match . Team physiotherapist Brad Robinson said : 'This injury rules Irfan out of the World Cup . ' Pakistan face Australia on March 20 in Adelaide , with a potential semi-final against defending champions India at stake , should the latter beat Bangladesh . Pakistan will wait until after the quarter-final before deciding whether to call up a replacement for Irfan .
Mohammad Irfan missed Pakistan 's win against Ireland on Sunday . Scans on Tuesday revealed the fast bowler had suffered a fractured pelvis . Left-armer Irfan will play no further part in the cricket the World Cup . Pakistan take on Australia in the quarter-finals in Adelaide on Friday .