“With Dubai and then India I’d say I’d definitely be right for that”
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Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Matthew Wade will return home and miss the last two ODIs against New Zealand due to a back injury.
“Whilst this is a serious injury, Joe is feeling well”
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Australia pace bowler Joe Mennie was diagnosed with a “minor brain bleed” after he was struck on the head while bowling during a Sydney Sixers net session.
“Darren has received clearance from specialists in Australia to travel on Saturday and return to work”
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Australia head coach Darren Lehmann will head to Wellington on Saturday and join the national team after being cleared to travel.
“It is anticipated he will be fit to resume work in the coming weeks”
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Australia will be without head coach Darren Lehmann for the upcoming tour of New Zealand as he is still waiting to receive medical clearance to fly after being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis.
Lehmann has been diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis
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Australia head coach Darren Lehmann has been hospitalised after he was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis during the final ODI against India in Sydney.
“The ACA is therefore working closely with CA to arrange the appropriate counselling for those affected”
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Players who witnessed South Australia batsman Phillip Hughes’ horrific injury against New South Wales have been offered counselling.
Hughes is currently in the intensive care unit in critical condition
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South Australia batsman Phillip Hughes has undergone surgery after being struck on the side of the head by New South Wales pace bowler Sean Abbott.
“He’s undergoing diagnostic scans at the moment and then following that a decision is made to either go to surgery or ICU”
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South Australia batsman Phillip Hughes has been rushed to hospital in critical condition after being hit on the side of the head by New South Wales pace bowler Sean Abbott.
“His current prognosis is that he is likely to be fit to play in the first Test in Brisbane in the middle of next week”
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Australia all-rounder Steve Smith is likely to play in the first Test against India despite suffering a quadriceps injury during the fifth ODI against South Africa in Sydney.
