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Siddons sues CA

Agencies, undated
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons is suing Cricket Australia, claiming he injured his shoulder throwing cricket balls during his time as Australia's assistant coach.
The Herald Sun reported a writ had been lodged in the Victorian Supreme Court in which Siddons says he has suffered injury, loss and damage.
Siddons states he seriously injured his right shoulder during the 2005 Ashes tour.
The former ace batsman was Australia's assistant coach and would spend hours in the nets with the team.
He says his continuing shoulder problems arc a result of being required to throw cricket balls on a 'constant, repetitive and forceful basis’.
In a writ lodged in the Victorian Supreme Court, the former free-scoring batsman for Victoria and South Australia says he has suffered injury, loss and damage.
No figure has been put on the claim but Supreme Court actions can involve sums of several hundred thousand dollars.
Siddons' Bangladesh side will be in Australia in late August for a three-match ODI series. The Herald Sun reported the case was due for pre-trial discussions in October.
On the Ashes tour, Siddons was assistant coach to John Buchanan.
’I can verify he threw a lot of cricket balls on the tour," Buchanan said.
’We knew he was injured when he returned from the tour. We knew he had an injury sustained from throwing. There's no doubt about that."
Cricket Australia expressed surprise. A spokesman said it was unaware of the writ.
'We can't talk about Jamie Siddons but it is common for a batsman to have a member of the coaching staff involved at the training session to stand relatively .close and to throw the cricket ball at pace,' the spokesman said.
" It's a throw-down, and is common in club cricket and elite cricket."
Siddons, who gives his address as Dhaka, Bangladesh, is suing through a Mildura law firm. The 44 -year-old's solicitor Shane Ryan refused to detail the extent of the injury.
Siddons is regarded as one of the finest batsmen to play Sheffield Shield and was unlucky never to winaTestcap.
He represented Australia only once at international level, making 32 in a one-day match against Pakistan in 1988.
When he retired, Siddons's record stood at 160 first-class games for 11,587 runs, a 44.91 average, and a top score of 245.
It was then a record but he was later overtaken by former teammate Darren Lehmann. He also played two games in the VFL for Sydney Swans in 1984.