But sources have told BBC Sport the all-rounder’s withdrawal is precautionary and she is expected to be fully fit in time for the tournament.
After scans on Saturday highlighted the problem, Sciver-Brunt will now undergo further assessment.
England face six T20 matches against New Zealand and India before June’s World Cup.
Vice-captain Charlie Dean will lead the side in Sciver-Brunt’s absence for the three-match ODI series, which starts in Durham on Sunday, 10 May, and includes games in Northampton (13 May) and Cardiff (16 May).
Hampshire and Southern Brave batter Maia Bouchier, 27, has been called up as cover for the series.








