Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood has a 바카라slight tear바카라 in his rib cage muscle and he is 바카라not sure바카라 if he would be available for the fourth Ashes Test starting at Sydney from January 5.
Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood said he has a slight tear in his rib cage muscle and is likely to start bowling in the next few days. Hazlewood missed the 2nd and 3rd Tests due to an injury that was earlier believed to be a side strain.
Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood has a 바카라slight tear바카라 in his rib cage muscle and he is 바카라not sure바카라 if he would be available for the fourth Ashes Test starting at Sydney from January 5.
Hazlewood, who had taken three wickets in the opening Test against England, missed the second and third matches in Adelaide and Melbourne, due to the injury which was earlier believed to be a 바카라side strain"바카라.
바카라I바카라m still a little bit away, (this Test) is probably a week early,바카라 Hazlewood told SEN. 바카라We바카라re still not sure, we바카라re going to take this week as it comes and likely have a bowl on Day 3 or Day 5, see how that goes and then build up from there.
바카라The workloads are still there from the first Test, but obviously I haven바카라t had a bowl in 10-12 days and we'll see how it goes on Day 3.바카라 The 30-year-old said he will look to bowl at the nets on the third day of the Boxing day Test and will rely more on feel than on medical assessment.
바카라It바카라s probably more on feel this one, it바카라s a bit of an interesting one, it바카라s the intercostal in between the ribs, there바카라s a slight tear,바카라 Hazlewood said.
바카라I바카라ve never had it before, I바카라ve had the normal oblique side strain, which is the common one, but we're taking each day as it comes and we'll make the decisions on basically how I feel.바카라 Intercostal muscles are a group of intrinsic rib cage muscles.
Australia are leading the five-Test series 2-0.