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The Youth Cricketer: Special Considerations

The youth athlete is unique in that their growth and maturation follow a non-linear pattern. Eirik Wik discusses the management of youth ...

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Fielding in Cricket: The Forgotten Discipline

The importance of accurate fielding is gaining traction in cricket as the shorter formats intensify. Megan Dutton discusses how fielding ...

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Elbow Injuries in Cricket

Elbow injuries in cricket are relatively under-recognized compared to other throwingrelated sports. Ben Langley discusses how batting, ...

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Recovery in Cricket: Building the Foundations

George Dunlop explores the principles of recovery in cricket, focusing on the interplay between load management, biomechanics, and tissue ...

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Caught out by the Skin

Cricket places unique demands on the skin, nails, and soft tissues. Lena Ly and Alex Chamberlain uncover what lies underneath the body’s ...

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The Fast Bowlers’ Ankle

Fast bowling has unique biomechanical demands. the lumbar spine is typically the focus for clinicians working with these athletes, but the ...

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Prevention of Lumbar Bone Stress Injuries

Lumbar bone stress injuries cause the greatest time loss from playing. Angela Jackson unpacks why clinicians must remain vigilant when ...

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Managing Pace Bowler Workloads

When talking about load management in cricket, most clinicians and practitioners would likely refer to the management of pace bowlers. ...

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Eurico Marques

Eurico Marques is the editor of Sports Injury Bulletin, a Physiotherapist and former professional footballer with extensive experience in ...

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Alicia Filley, PT, MS is the former editor and a long-time contributor to Sports Injury Bulletin and its sister publication Peak ...

Chris Mallac

Chris is a highly qualified Physiotherapist and Educator. He’s worked with elite level State and National rugby and football teams in ...

Jason Tee

Jason Tee, PhD is a Certified Strength and Conditioning coach and researcher in athletic performance, focusing on injury reduction and ...

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Proximal ITB Enthesopathy

Clinicians frequently miss proximal ITB enthesopathy when diagnosing lateral hip pain. Although uncommon, it can stop athletes in their ...

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Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

Technology plays a massive role in our daily lives, and sports medicine is no different. As clinicians integrate technology into their ...

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Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

In sports rehabilitation, optimizing training load is critical for both recovery and performance enhancement. Jason Tee explores training ...

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Fatigue Increases Injury Risk in Soccer

Soccer is renowned for its high pace, intense physical demands, and need for tactical acumen and technical prowess. However, one of the ...

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Hamstring Strains in Soccer

Hamstring injuries account for roughly 24% of all soccer injuries. Joshua Smith examines the causes, recovery, and injury prevention ...

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Snapping Scapula Syndrome

Snapping scapula syndrome is a rare cause of shoulder pain. It may be missed and lead to prolonged pain and performance deficits. Evan ...

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Radial Tunnel Syndrome: A Rare Cause of Lateral Elbow Pain

Lateral elbow pain is common in athletes. The first suspicion is always lateral elbow tendinopathy, which is statically accurate. Evan ...

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Tennis Elbow Tiebreaker Truth

Although there are important differential diagnoses to be made, lateral elbow tendinopathy is the most common cause of elbow symptoms in ...

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Anatomy

The Youth Cricketer: Special Considerations

Fielding in Cricket: The Forgotten Discipline

Elbow Injuries in Cricket

Recovery in Cricket: Building the Foundations

Caught out by the Skin

The Fast Bowlers’ Ankle

Prevention of Lumbar Bone Stress Injuries