Tony De Zorze excluded from the Cricket game

South Africa’s national cricket team suffered a huge blow, with a 28 -year -old ten -year -old Tony de Zerzi injury to the knee strings.

The injury that Tony de Zorzi suffered excluded from the remaining ODI series Against the National Crystate team.

How did Tony De Zorze hit?

De Zorusi picked up the injury during her field during the opening match of the ODI series between the Broottis and the Three Lions in Headingley in Leeds on Tuesday, September 2.

He went to dive into the border to prevent the ball from going to four yet If Potler Hit it brilliantly. Tony De Zorze’s efforts did not go to no avail, as he successfully stopped the ball, but he paid a great price for that.

He looked at the immediate discomfort because it was damaged in the left knee strings and left the field for treatment. Later, CSA revealed that De Zorzi had been injured and will not return to the field, but it will strike if necessary.

Tony De Zorze has now been informed of a return to South Africa to undergo surveying and determining the extent of injury.

The name CSA There is no alternative to Tony de Zorzi

Cricket South Africa (CSA) decided not to name any alternative to De Zorzi in the team, and it is replaced by internal Matthew Pritzk In the eleventh game of the second match.

It is worth noting that the world record holder Matthew Bretchki missed the last two ODIS in South Africa against Australia and England due to a left knee injury. However, he has now recovered while he was ready to go.

Unlike Breetzke, Premier Paceer Kagiso Rabada He was also absent from the opening of the ODI series against England, and currently, there is no update for its availability.

Meanwhile, the Protein leader, TEMBA BAVUMA, is likely to rest for one of the last two games as part of the work burden management plans.

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It is very important to start well – Temba Bavuma

South Africa won the first ODI against England in a dominant way by 7 share, and spoke after the match, and Timba Pavomoma highlighted the importance of starting well in a series.

Pavoma added that they were clinical with the ball and also doing a good job during Fielding, which they want to improve a lot. He clarified:

“It is extremely important to start well, this is something we talked about, to continue the momentum from the Australia series. My bed with the ball. We are still able to take the shares although we put us pressure in PowerPlay. With the ball you don’t think you can make a lot. With bats, we could have been a little clinical in the end, and we started putting it well at the top of the teaching assistants at the top.

“We have discovered well, the stadium is something we want to improve, and the ball flies in this square, but we have achieved well. Just build on momentum and continue to raise our standards. We play again on Thursday in Lord. It may be different conditions. We have our own standards and we want to continue to improve.”