Indoor cricket injuries
The Medical Journal of AustraliaPublished 1 June 1988
Graham R. Forward
Citations8
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score1.51
SNIP1.48
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The records of injuries that were sustained while playing indoor cricket were collected and reviewed and the most common injuries involved fingers and eyes and 50% of patients who were reviewed had had time off work.
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The records of injuries that were sustained while playing indoor cricket were collected and reviewed. The most common injuries involved fingers and eyes and 50% of patients who were reviewed had had time off work. Some recommendations are made to reduce the injury rate.
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14 Citations1985Minas T. Coroneo
Indoor cricketers might well be advised to undergo ocular assessment before taking up this sport and suffer long‐term consequences as a result of his injuries.