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Dominic's fate in doubt
AHMEDABAD. India. Feb 15: England fast bowling spearhead Dominic Cork will have to be nursed through the rest of the World Cup because of a knee injury, reports Reuter.
England team doctor Philip Bell said on Thursday that surgery might not ultimately be necessary to correct the problem, but the Derbyshire paceman would need rest and treatment after the tournament.
Cork. England s leading bowler in successive Test series against West Indies and South Africa when he claimed 45 wickets in 10 matches, damaged his right knee during a practice match in Lahore last Thursday.
Although Cork played in England's 11-run defeat against New Zealand In the World Cup opener on Wednesday, he did not bowl during their practice session at the Sardar Patel Gujarat Stadium on Thursday.
Bell, who confirmed Cork is suffering from patella tendonitis. an injury brought on by overworking -the knee.
said: The ideal from now on would be for Dominic to rest as much as possible before playing the matches."
Cork had surgery on his left knee for a similar problem In 1994 but Bell said an operation might not be required this time.
"if Dominic had a com-
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Elete rest in the six weeks etween the end of the World Cup and the start of the English season, that would be a start. But he would still need treatment
and possibly a cortisone injection to aid the recovery process," said the team doctor.
Cork bowled 189.2 overs in the rain-ruined five-Test' series against South Africa, almost twice as many deliver les as the next most used England bowler, Peter Martin, and got through, 760.5 overs in all cricket in ‘ the 1995 English season.
England team manager Ray Illingworth denied England's practice session on Thursday was a form of punishment for their defeat the previous day.
He said: ’As we are travelling tonight and all day tomorrow there Is no other chance to practise before the eve of our next match on Sunday. So we were alway< going to have this session."
Illingworth repeated his criticism of the team's catching — they dropped four chances against New Zealand — but added: Tm not making excuses as it was the same' for New Zealand, both teams had bloody awful preparations for the match.
We were into bed at 2 am in Calcutta on Saturday and up at 4.30 am two days later so people are tired, and no one is in a sleeping pattern.