The Hindu : Sehwag injured, to miss remaining one-dayers

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Tuesday, March 27, 2001

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Sport \| Previous \| Next Sehwag injured, to miss remaining one-dayers MUMBAI, MARCH 26. Virender Sehwag, who made 58 and picked up three wickets in the first one-day International aginst Australia at Bangalore on Monday, has been declared unfit for the rest of the one-day series. He hurt the thumb of his bowling hand while fielding. An X-ray at orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Sachin Tapasvi's clinic here confirmed the worst fears of a multiple fracture. He is to undergo surgery in New Delhi on Wednesday and will be out of action for two months. - Our Special Correspondent Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Sport \| Previous \| Next Sehwag injured, to miss remaining one-dayers MUMBAI, MARCH 26. Virender Sehwag, who made 58 and picked up three wickets in the first one-day International aginst Australia at Bangalore on Monday, has been declared unfit for the rest of the one-day series. He hurt the thumb of his bowling hand while fielding. An X-ray at orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Sachin Tapasvi's clinic here confirmed the worst fears of a multiple fracture. He is to undergo surgery in New Delhi on Wednesday and will be out of action for two months. - Our Special Correspondent Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Sport Previous : Sehwag, Dahiya come of age Next : Umpiring, form leave the Aussies frustrated
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