By Paul Bakel
April 9 2003
England must do without the services of Craig White for the next three months after the Yorkshire all-rounder had surgery on his ribs.
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England must do without the services
of Craig White for the next three months after the Yorkshire all-rounder
had surgery on his ribs. The 33-year-old suffered a series of problems
with his side over the winter and underwent the operation on his bottom
rib on Wednesday morning. A statement released by Yorkshire revealed that a two-inch piece of rib
had been removed. After scoring an unbeaten 94 at Trent Bridge in the Test series against
India last summer. the injury prevented White from bowling for the
remainder of the season. The injury resurfaced during the winter tour to Australia, but White
took part in England's World Cup campaign despite the pain in his side. "It is a problem that has recurred two or three times over the winter,"
said Yorkshire's medical consultant Wayne Morton. "It got to the stage where if we didn't do something about it and
rehabilitate it properly he would be in a situation where he always had to
compromise." White will be ruled out of England selection for three months, but
Yorkshire are hoping that he will be able to return to county cricket
sooner, possibly as a specialist batsman as he did last season. |
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