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Indiana Fever reveal injury list ahead of Sky clash featuring Caitlin Clark

Indiana Fever have revealed their injury report ahead of their WNBA matchup against the Chicago Sky, with Caitlin Clark among the four players listed. Clark, Aliyah Boston, Myisha Hines-Allen and Damiris Dantas all feature on the report, although their statuses differ heading into Sunday’s game.

Indiana Fever reveal injury list ahead of Sky clash featuring Caitlin Clark

Indiana Fever have disclosed their injury report prior to facing the Chicago Sky in a WNBA game, with Caitlin Clark among the four players affected. Clark, Aliyah Boston, Myisha Hines-Allen, and Damiris Dantas are all listed on the report, though their availability varies for Sunday's match. Clark is considered probable due to a persistent back injury, potentially being upgraded to available before tip-off at 7 p.m. Boston, however, is ruled out due to a lower right leg injury and has not been cleared to play in consecutive games this season.

This absence comes after a fall on her right knee against the Seattle Storm at the end of July and a similar knee injury in February during her time with Unrivaled. The Sky game will be Boston's first missed appearance since the Storm contest. Hines-Allen is marked as questionable with a right shoulder injury, stemming from an incident against the New York Liberty, with her status still pending for the match.

Dantas has been confirmed to miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery to mend a torn meniscus in her left knee, currently recuperating away from the team. As the regular season concludes, Indiana Fever are keen to field as many key players as possible for their Sky fixture.

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