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Irfan will be out of action for the next six weeks
Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Irfan has been ruled out for the next six weeks with a hip fracture and could possibly miss the entire upcoming series against Sri Lanka, which gets underway on December 11.
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Irfan sustained a suspected hip injury yesterday
Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Irfan has been ruled out of the national team’s upcoming limited overs tour of South Africa after sustaining a suspected hip injury during the second Twenty20 International against the Proteas in Dubai yesterday.
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Du Plessis’ outstanding knock of 58 helped South Africa whitewash Pakistan 2-0
South Africa captain Faf du Plessis, who scored a spectacular half-century, and left-arm pace bowler Wayne Parnell, who picked up three wickets, helped the Proteas register a thrilling six-win run over Pakistan in the second Twenty2o International in Dubai.
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Pattinson will be looking to pull off a James Anderson
Australia pace bowler James Pattinson, who was recently diagnosed with a stress fracture of the lower back and ruled out for the remainder of the Ashes series, has announced that the seriousness and timing of his injury is “far from ideal”.
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Pattinson does have the tendency to succumb to injuries on a regular basis
It seems as if there is a curse on Australia’s pace bowlers as every time a big series comes around, one of them sustains a serious injury, and the tradition continued during the ongoing Ashes series as 23-year-old James Pattinson was ruled out for the remainder of the historic series with a stress fracture of the lower back.
Paine is looking to restore himself as Australia’s ‘golden boy’ once again
Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade has expressed his sympathy towards fellow keeper Tim Paine for the amount of hardship he endured to make his comeback to domestic cricket.
