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"Don't Think Will See Him As A Bowler Again:" Ex-RCB Captain Makes Big Claim About Hardik Pandya's Remaining IPL 2022 Season
Gujarat Titans captain Hardik Pandya has not bowled in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 since missing a game due to injury and he might not bowl again, feel experts
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IPL 2017: Brendon McCullum Brilliantly Trolls AB de Villiers, RCB Ahead Of Opener Against SRH
Brendon McCullum took to Twitter and trolled injury hit Royal Challengers Bangalore side and player AB de Villiers ahead of their first match against Sunrisers Hyderabad.
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Daniel Vettori Thanks New Zealand for Letting Him Play 5 World Cups
Daniel Vettori braved several injuries to keep serving New Zealand cricket since 1997. In World Cups, the left-arm spinner took 36 wickets from 32 matches, including 15 in World Cup 2015.
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Injury-prone Daniel Vettori not to be considered for ODI series against India
Daniel Vettori, who is suffering from a back injury, last played an ODI for New Zealand in June 2013. The former skipper is also scheduled to have a chat with coach Mike Hesson about his future by the end of this month.
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Daniel Vettori, Martin Guptill to miss Bangladesh tour
Opening batsman Guptill was ruled out with an ankle injury, while Vettori will miss the entire season after undergoing an operation on a recurring Achilles tendon problem that threatens to end his 16-year international career.
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The Ashes: Ryan Harris shrugs off injuries to avenge agony
Harris emerged as a new ball threat for Australia, after belatedly marking his Test debut aged 30, with six wickets against New Zealand in 2010. But since then the 33-year-old has been plagued by a series of injuries including a chronic knee problem that will be with him until he retires.
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Sri Lanka wary of quality opponents in Caribbean tri-series
Sri Lanka's cricket selectors have made two changes to their team which competed in the Champions Trophy in England last week. Batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan is out with a calf injury suffered in last Thursday's semi-final defeat to India, while all-rounder Thisara Perera was dropped from the 15-member squad.
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Daniel Vettori says contemplated retirement during injury lay-off but intend to play all 3 formats
Vettori said that during his injury lay-off, he had contemplated retirement but that now his intention was to play in all three international formats and represent New Zealand at the 2015 World Cup which they will co-host with Australia.
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Daniel Vettori to miss South Africa tour
An Achilles tendon injury will keep Daniel Vettori away from New Zealand's tour of South Africa later this month.
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Daniel Vettori ruled out of India Test series
A shoulder injury has ruled veteran left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori out of the New Zealand cricket team to play two Tests in India later this month.
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Daniel Vettori doubtful for India tour
Daniel Vettori, who sat out of the second Test against West Indies in Kingston with a groin injury, might not recover in time for New Zealand's tour of India in August-September 2012.
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Will reveal reasons to quit as Sri Lanka captain after retirement: Tillakaratne Dilshan
Angelo Mathews, the 25-year-old allrounder, is widely seen as a leading candidate to take over when Jayawardena steps down. Mathews has established himself in all three formats, but has struggled with injuries during his three-year career. Dilshan cautioned against thrusting the leadership on Mathews too soon.
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New Zealand skipper Vettori in injury scare
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori hurt his right knee while attempting a catch in his team's World Cup Group A match against Pakistan at Pallekele stadium in Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
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Vettori's injury not serious: Taylor
Star New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor on Tuesday said that his captain Daniel Vettori did not suffer a serious injury during the World Cup match against Pakistan here and is expected to be fit quickly to lead the side.
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India might rest some players: Simons
India's bowling consultant Eric Simmons ruled out any injury concerns but said the hosts might rest some key players in the fifth and final ODI.
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"Don't Think Will See Him As A Bowler Again:" Ex-RCB Captain Makes Big Claim About Hardik Pandya's Remaining IPL 2022 Season
Gujarat Titans captain Hardik Pandya has not bowled in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 since missing a game due to injury and he might not bowl again, feel experts
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IPL 2017: Brendon McCullum Brilliantly Trolls AB de Villiers, RCB Ahead Of Opener Against SRH
Brendon McCullum took to Twitter and trolled injury hit Royal Challengers Bangalore side and player AB de Villiers ahead of their first match against Sunrisers Hyderabad.
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Daniel Vettori Thanks New Zealand for Letting Him Play 5 World Cups
Daniel Vettori braved several injuries to keep serving New Zealand cricket since 1997. In World Cups, the left-arm spinner took 36 wickets from 32 matches, including 15 in World Cup 2015.
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Injury-prone Daniel Vettori not to be considered for ODI series against India
Daniel Vettori, who is suffering from a back injury, last played an ODI for New Zealand in June 2013. The former skipper is also scheduled to have a chat with coach Mike Hesson about his future by the end of this month.
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Daniel Vettori, Martin Guptill to miss Bangladesh tour
Opening batsman Guptill was ruled out with an ankle injury, while Vettori will miss the entire season after undergoing an operation on a recurring Achilles tendon problem that threatens to end his 16-year international career.
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The Ashes: Ryan Harris shrugs off injuries to avenge agony
Harris emerged as a new ball threat for Australia, after belatedly marking his Test debut aged 30, with six wickets against New Zealand in 2010. But since then the 33-year-old has been plagued by a series of injuries including a chronic knee problem that will be with him until he retires.
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Sri Lanka wary of quality opponents in Caribbean tri-series
Sri Lanka's cricket selectors have made two changes to their team which competed in the Champions Trophy in England last week. Batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan is out with a calf injury suffered in last Thursday's semi-final defeat to India, while all-rounder Thisara Perera was dropped from the 15-member squad.
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Daniel Vettori says contemplated retirement during injury lay-off but intend to play all 3 formats
Vettori said that during his injury lay-off, he had contemplated retirement but that now his intention was to play in all three international formats and represent New Zealand at the 2015 World Cup which they will co-host with Australia.
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Daniel Vettori to miss South Africa tour
An Achilles tendon injury will keep Daniel Vettori away from New Zealand's tour of South Africa later this month.
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Daniel Vettori ruled out of India Test series
A shoulder injury has ruled veteran left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori out of the New Zealand cricket team to play two Tests in India later this month.
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Daniel Vettori doubtful for India tour
Daniel Vettori, who sat out of the second Test against West Indies in Kingston with a groin injury, might not recover in time for New Zealand's tour of India in August-September 2012.
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Will reveal reasons to quit as Sri Lanka captain after retirement: Tillakaratne Dilshan
Angelo Mathews, the 25-year-old allrounder, is widely seen as a leading candidate to take over when Jayawardena steps down. Mathews has established himself in all three formats, but has struggled with injuries during his three-year career. Dilshan cautioned against thrusting the leadership on Mathews too soon.
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New Zealand skipper Vettori in injury scare
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori hurt his right knee while attempting a catch in his team's World Cup Group A match against Pakistan at Pallekele stadium in Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
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Vettori's injury not serious: Taylor
Star New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor on Tuesday said that his captain Daniel Vettori did not suffer a serious injury during the World Cup match against Pakistan here and is expected to be fit quickly to lead the side.
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India might rest some players: Simons
India's bowling consultant Eric Simmons ruled out any injury concerns but said the hosts might rest some key players in the fifth and final ODI.
