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No Boje for 4 months

Kallis, Pollock approved break

AFP, Southampton
South Africa's Nicky Boje will be out for at least four months after breaking a leg while fielding against England.
Boje, 30, had a two-and-a-half hour operation in Nottingham on Wednesday to repair a broken left fibula and ruptured ankle ligaments.
He sustained the injury while fielding during the Proteas' four-wicket NatWest triangular series one-day international defeat against England at Edgbaston on Tuesday.
Boje, a left-arm spinner, was fielding as substitute for Martin van Jaarsveld, when he fell and had to be carried off the field by his teammates.
"He will be in plaster for two months," South Africa spokesman Gerald de Kock said here Thursday before the team's match against Zimbabwe.
"It will be four months at least before he's back."
He added that Boje had one plate and several screws inserted in his fibula, the small bone at the side of the ankle.
South Africa physiotherapist Shane Jabaar, who accompanied Boje to hospital, said of the injury: "It's the worst I've seen."
Boje lost his place in the team to Paul Adams for Saturday's match against Zimbabwe at Cardiff.
He was not included in the
squad for the five Test series against England which starts at Edgbaston on July 24.
South Africa have already qualified to play England in the Tri Series final at Lord's on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Jacques Kallis and Shaun Pollock will both be given a short leave of absence from South Africa's tour of England, on compassionate grounds, it was announced here Thursday.
All-rounder Kallis' father is gravely ill with cancer while former captain Pollock's wife Tricia is pregnant and so cannot travel to England.
After the NatWest final, Pollock and Kallis will be allowed to return home and are expected back by July 18.
That means they will miss South Africa's first warm-up match, for their five-Test series with England, against Somerset at Taunton commencing on July 15.
But they will be back in time for the second warm-up game, against India A at Arundel starting on July 19.