Wounded vs India, racing for ash: Chris Woakes Mul Risk Rehab – ‘A risk that you are ready to take’. Cricket news
New Delhi: England all -rounder Chris Woakes says that he may take a risky passage of rehabilitation on his injured shoulder to get fit for ash in Australia at the end of this year.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The 36 -year -old faced a suspected disorganized shoulder on one of the fifth tests against India in Ull, and the scan is waiting for the result. Despite the injury, Vox Tens finally returned to bat in a sompon in the morning, scoring four runs at one last wicket stand with Gas Atkinson, before the England victory was reduced by just six runs. The series ended 2–2.
Vox told BBC Sport that both surgery and rehab are on the table. He said, “I am waiting to see what is the limit of damage, but I think options will try to do surgery or try to go down from a rehabilitation route and strengthen it as much as possible.”Talking about his priority, he said: “Naturally there will be a repetition opportunity with it, but I think you may have a risk that you are ready to take the bus. Surgery rehabilitation will be three to four months – it is touching the ash – while you may probably be strong again within eight weeks.”The first Ashes test begins in Perth on 21 November, and the vox is firm for features. His decision to bat despite the injury praised, although he dropped the heroes down: “It was never a question in my view. Somebody else would have done the same in that dressing room. What do you do best for your team.”Vokes’ patience can be “business” in his eyes, but his desire to gamble on fitness suggests that Ashes still mean one of England’s most experienced preachers.
