Cummins is expected to be out of action for almost a year
Australia pace bowler Pat Cummins is set to have his bowling action reassessed after suffering a lower back stress fracture that will rule him out of most of the 2012-2013 season, if not all of it.
Boucher is thankful to have had a long career before sustaining an injury of this calibre
South Africa wicketkeeper batsman Mark Boucher has revealed that he is “unlikely” to make a comeback to international cricket as he recovers from surgery to his left eye.
Taylor used to be the West Indies lethal opening bowler
West Indian fast bowler Jerome Taylor, who was left out of the England tour due to fitness concerns, has lashed out at West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) chief executive Ernest Hiliare over allegations that relate to his rehabilitation program.
Simmons has not played for the West Indies since December last year
West Indies batsman, Lendl Simmons has announced that he is planning to make his international comeback by playing in the ODI series against England next month.
Yousuf vows to work hard and wait until he is called back into the national team
Former Pakistan captain, Mohammad Yousuf has dismissed impressions that he is taking shortcuts to get back into the national team, stating that he will continue working hard and wait until he is called up to represent his country again.
Yousuf has not played any international cricket since 2010
Former Pakistan captain, Mohammad Yousuf has taken one step closer to making his international return, after sources confirmed that the veteran batsman passed his fitness test.
Yousuf is positive that he can make his international return
Former Pakistan captain, Mohammad Yousuf has been called for a fitness test at the National Cricket Academy, signifying that he is continually getting closer to making his international return.
Yousuf is looking to make his international comeback in cricket after retiring in 2010
Former Pakistan captain, Mohammad Yousuf, has announced that he told the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), to ask for help from former players to bring international cricket back to the country.
Duminy is trying to revive his Test career after failing to capitalise on the excellent start he made earlier in his career
South African batsman, Jean Paul Duminy, has expressed his gratitude to Gary Kirsten, the coach of the country’s national team, for helping him make his return to international cricket after a two year absence.
