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Henriques joins Australia's growing injury list
Hyderabad |Wednesday, 2009 6:35:06 PM IST
 

 

 

All-rounder Moises Henriques Wednesday joined the Australian cricket team's ever-growing injury list and was ruled out of Thursday's One-day international against India with a hamstring injury.

Henriques joined the squad as a replacement for James Hopes but picked up the injury during Australia's win in Mohali Monday. With Henriques out, Australia are left with only 13 fit players to choose from.

Fast bowlers Peter Siddle and Brett Lee, wicketkeeper Tim Paine and Hopes have already flown back home with injuries and now Henriques' injury has frustrated Australian captain Ricky Ponting.

"It's disappointing to see these guys go down because you know how much they want to play and be a part of the series, and do the best they can to win games," Ponting said.

"I am sure everyone who has returned back home would much rather be here with the series as it is at the moment, but we've got what we've got."

Ponting said that if Australia manages to win the series with a depleted squad then it would be one of the most "amazing" performances for the team in recent years.

"If you consider everything that has happened to us over the last couple of weeks, it would be an amazing effort if this group of players were good enough to get over the line," Ponting said.

"But with five or six guys -- probably more than that -- out of our starting line-ups, we're going along nicely. Certainly for me, every game I play with these guys I want to be able to win, but sometimes that means pushing guys a little bit too hard and some of these injuries come along," he added.

Australia landed in India without one-day regulars Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Callum Ferguson and Nathan Bracken. The four players were suffering from different injuries.

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2009-11-04-17:29:49 (IANS)

 
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