Key result
High workloads and bowling in female cricketers are linked to injuries and incomplete performance recovery.
Observational
p-value: p=0.112
Injuries are prevalent among female cricketers in Bangladesh, particularly bowlers, highlighting the need for comprehensive injury prevention and tailored rehabilitation programs.
Supports prevention strategies for female bowlers; Level 3 data leaves open optimal rehab to restore performance.
= 0.112), though not statistically significant. The findings highlight the prevalence of injuries in female cricket, particularly in bowlers and those with high workloads. Physiotherapy was effective in promoting recovery, but a significant portion of athletes did not regain their pre-injury performance levels. Comprehensive injury prevention programs, tailored rehabilitation, and ongoing education on injury management are essential to mitigate risks and enhance player recovery.
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Boby et al. (2024) conducted an observational in Injuries and illnesses. Cricket participation (bowling and high workloads) was evaluated on Injuries and recovery (p=0.112). Injuries were prevalent among female cricketers, particularly in bowlers and those with high workloads, and many did not regain pre-injury performance levels despite physiotherapy.
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