The Hindu : Mark Waugh injured

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Friday, February 23, 2001

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Sport \| Previous \| Next Mark Waugh injured MUMBAI, FEB. 22. Mark Waugh injured the webbing between the little and ring finger of his top (left) hand while trying to stop an edged drive by Sairaj Bahutule to make himself a doubtful starter for the first Test starting here on February 27. According to the Australian John Buchannan, Waugh will not risk batting against Mumbai because of the stitches in the injured area. ``There are five more days to go for the first Test. I hope he will recover in time for the Test match,'' said Mr. Buchannan. Such injuries usually take longer than five days to heal and only a miracle can see Mark Waugh, who was the top scorer on the last tour of India in 1998, in the eleven for the opening Test. - Our Special Correspondent Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Sport \| Previous \| Next Mark Waugh injured MUMBAI, FEB. 22. Mark Waugh injured the webbing between the little and ring finger of his top (left) hand while trying to stop an edged drive by Sairaj Bahutule to make himself a doubtful starter for the first Test starting here on February 27. According to the Australian John Buchannan, Waugh will not risk batting against Mumbai because of the stitches in the injured area. ``There are five more days to go for the first Test. I hope he will recover in time for the Test match,'' said Mr. Buchannan. Such injuries usually take longer than five days to heal and only a miracle can see Mark Waugh, who was the top scorer on the last tour of India in 1998, in the eleven for the opening Test. - Our Special Correspondent Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Sport Previous : A determined Dighe leads from the front Next : Pakistan takes 2-1 lead
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