Black Cap Williamson out with shoulder injury
WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s Kane Williamson is likely to miss the next three One-day Internationals in the World Cup warm-up series against Sri Lanka to recover from a minor shoulder injury.The top-order batsman damaged the shoulder when fielding in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Christchurch and will be sidelined
By our correspondents
January 13, 2015
WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s Kane Williamson is likely to miss the next three One-day Internationals in the World Cup warm-up series against Sri Lanka to recover from a minor shoulder injury.
The top-order batsman damaged the shoulder when fielding in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Christchurch and will be sidelined for the next seven to 10 days, almost certainly ruling him out of games two, three and four of the seven-match series.
“Kane is obviously a very important player for us and we need to give his shoulder the time to fully recover,” New Zealand coach Mike Hesson said in a news release. “He’s played a lot of cricket of late and this window will allow him to get back to 100 percent.”
The top-order batsman damaged the shoulder when fielding in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Christchurch and will be sidelined for the next seven to 10 days, almost certainly ruling him out of games two, three and four of the seven-match series.
“Kane is obviously a very important player for us and we need to give his shoulder the time to fully recover,” New Zealand coach Mike Hesson said in a news release. “He’s played a lot of cricket of late and this window will allow him to get back to 100 percent.”
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