Van Schoor collapsed after complaining of a headache and feeling dizzy
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Namibia batsman Raymond van Schoor has slipped into a coma after collapsing and being admitted to hospital during a Cricket South Africa (CSA) Provincial One-Day Challenge match on Sunday in Windhoek.
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“We’ve ruled out [the] brain, we ruled out a fracture, so we were left with the damage to the vestibular apparatus”
Australia opener Chris Rogers will undergo further tests and treatment after it was confirmed that he is still suffering from dizziness.
“It’s likely he’ll be available for the second Test but we won’t know that for a few days yet”
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Australia opener Chris Rogers has been ruled out of the first Test against the West Indies in Dominica on Wednesday after sustaining a concussion.
“I was kind of scared because you never know with a head injury how serious it could be”
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Barbados batsman Omar Phillips has revealed that he doesn’t “really remember what happened” after he was struck on the back of the head during a first-class match against Windward Islands.
