Hoggard Waiting On Knee Scan
By Paul Bakel
May 29 2003
Matthew Hoggard will discover on Thursday the extent of a knee injury sustained in the C&G Trophy defeat to Worcestershire.
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Matthew Hoggard will discover on
Thursday the extent of a knee injury sustained in the C&G Trophy defeat to
Worcestershire. The Yorkshireman faces a scan on possible cartilage trouble in his
right knee which restricted him to just three balls. The injury makes Hoggard a doubt for the second Test with Zimbabwe next
month and the forthcoming one-day series with Pakistan. He said: "The position is that the knee is sore. I jarred it. I don't
know if anything has gone or not. We'll find out sometime on Thursday. "It could be the cartilage, it might not be. You don't know how it is
going to react. On Thursday I might get up and not feel a thing. I just
hope that is the case. "I tried to carry on initially but I couldn't run it off and this has
been a very frustrating year for me so far. "I had a dodgy winter, bowled reasonably well against Derbyshire, got
injured against Northants. I came back from my stomach injury and the
first time I went jogging I twisted my ankle. "Everything is coming in threes and fours for me at the moment in terms
of injuries. Things are getting on top of me at the moment. "I just hope I can get over this knee thing as quickly as possible and
get back to playing some cricket." |
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