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Irfan out of the ICC WC

| | Mar 17, 2015, at 06:25 pm
Adelaide, Mar 17 (IBNS): Pakistani pacer Mohammad Irfan has been ruled out of the ICC World Cup due to injury.

"Pakistan pacer Mohammad Irfan underwent an MRI scan on Monday afternoon and the radiologist’s report showed a stress injury of the pelvis but was inconclusive," PCB said in a statement.

The Team Pakistan physiotherapist Brad Robinson ordered a more detailed scan, which was carried out Tuesday afternoon, and it reconfirmed an obvious stress fracture in the pelvis.

“This injury rules Irfan out of the World Cup,” Brad Robinson was quoted as saying by the PCB.

"The Team Pakistan think tank is not immediately asking the selection committee back home for a replacement, but shall wait until the result of the Friday’s quarterfinal encounter against Australia to do so," read the statement.

 

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