The South Africa national cricket team has suffered a big shock as 28 -year -old batsman Tony de Jorji has a serious hamstring injury.
The injury by Tony de Jorzi has dropped him out of the remaining ODI series against the England National Cricket Team.
How did Tony de Jorzi get injured?
De Jorzi raised injuries during fielding during the ODI series opener between The Proteas and The Three Lions in Headingley in Leeds on Tuesday, 2 September.
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He went to a dive on the border to prevent the ball from going for four after Jose Butler was hit brilliantly. Tony de Jorji’s efforts did not go in vain because they successfully stopped the ball, but paid a heavy price for it.
He immediately saw inconvenience as he hurt his left hamstring and left the ground for treatment. Later, the CSA revealed that De Jorzi was hurt and did not return to the field, but would bat when needed.
Tony de Jorzi has now been asked to go through a scan to travel to South Africa and determine the boundary of injury.
No replacement for CSA Name Tony de Jorzi
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has decided not to take the name of any replacement for D Jorji in the squad, and is to be replaced by in-form Matthew Bretzke in playing in XI for another game.
In particular, world record holders Matthew Bretzke missed the last two ODIs due to a left hamstring injury against South Africa’s Australia and England. However, he is now cured and ready to go.
Apart from Bretzke, chief Pesar Kagiso Rabada also missed the ODI opener of the ODI against England, and currently, there is no update on his availability.
Meanwhile, Proteus Skipper, Temba Bavuma, is likely to rest for one of the last two matches as part of its workload-maneuching plan.
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Very important to start well – Temba Bavuma
South Africa won the first ODI in a major fashion by 7 wickets against England, and speaking after the match, Temba Bavuma highlighted the importance of starting well in a series.
Bavuma said that he was clinical with the ball and also did a good job during fielding, which he wanted to improve a lot. He explained in detail:
“It is very important to start well, it’s something that we talked about, to continue speed from the Australia series. Clinical with the ball. We still managed to take the wickets, despite putting us in the powerplay. Despite pressing us in the powerplay. With the ball you don’t think that you can make a lot of mistake. We can finally be a little clinical, we can start under the top.
“We caught well, fielding is something we want to improve, the ball fly on this class, but we did well. Just build on speed and keep moving our standards.
