No, this is currently not possible. Here you have to write your own plugin.
Somewhat of a workaround is to write your JQL as: project = "WhateverProjectYouWant" AND resolution = Unresolved AND Sprint in closedSprints()
The assumption is that you would only be removing unresolved issues from a Sprint.
To narrow it down to a specific sprint, you could just replace the "Sprint in closedSprints()" clause with a Sprint = YourSprint.
Since the Sprint Report has a section titled "Issues Removed from Sprint" it must be possible to write such a query, but it is either not possible through JQL, or Atlassian has chosen not to make it known.
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This won't work if you remove the sprint entry completely or if you move the issue to a future sprint (not yet closed).
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with the version 3.0 of scriptrunner, you now have a JQL query called addedAfterSprintStart(), with 2 parameters, the board name (mandatory), and the sprint name (optional).
your JQL query is issueFunction in addedAfterSprintStart("BOARDNAME", "SPRINTNAME")
you can have a look here https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Scripted+JQL+Functions
unfortunately, i haven't found yet the same for "removedaftersprintstart().
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@Cecile Chateau - looks like ScriptRunner comes through again! Not sure when it was added, but they do have the below now!
issueFunction in removedAfterSprintStart('board name', 'sprint name')
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