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March 25, 2005British Journal of Sports MedicineOpen Access

Methods for injury surveillance in international cricket

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Researchers from six major cricket playing nations

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JOJohn OrchardDNDavid H. NewmanRSR Stretch

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Standardizes cricket injury surveillance for consistent tracking; extends research by enabling comparable incidence and prevalence data across studies.

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Researchers from six major cricket playing nations
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Exposure
Consensus regarding definitions and methods to calculate injury rates in cricket
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Outcome
Recommended definitions for cricket injury, injury incidence, and injury prevalence

This consensus statement provides standardized definitions and methods for cricket injury surveillance to allow meaningful comparison across studies.

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Orchard et al. (2005) studied Cricket injuries. Consensus definitions for injury surveillance was evaluated on Consensus definitions for injury incidence and prevalence. A consensus statement established standard definitions for cricket injuries and methods to calculate injury incidence and prevalence to allow meaningful comparison of surveillance data.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2029fc8fbc0747110de7ebhttps://doi.org/10.1136/bjsm.2004.012732
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