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February 16, 2013British Journal of Sports Medicine

This editorial discusses the evolution of cricket injury surveillance, noting the shift towards multicountry studies and the challenges posed by the prominence of T20 cricket.

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This editorial discusses the evolution of cricket injury surveillance, noting the shift towards multicountry studies and the challenges posed by the prominence of T20 cricket.

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Requires updated cricket injury surveillance for T20 era; leaves open standardized multicountry protocols.

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Cricket injuries

This editorial discusses the evolution and challenges of injury surveillance in cricket, highlighting the publication of multicountry surveillance projects.

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John Orchard (2013) conducted an editorial in Cricket injuries. This editorial discusses the evolution of cricket injury surveillance, noting the shift towards multicountry studies and the challenges posed by the prominence of T20 cricket.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a631dfd809dd4a9e2c1beb9https://doi.org/10.1136/bjsports-2012-092138
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