cricinfo.com - 7/22/2009
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Kevin Pietersen has been ruled out of the Ashes after undergoing surgery on his long-standing Achilles tendon injury. Pietersen was assessed on Wednesday morning by a leading specialist, and the decision was made to undergo surgery which means he will miss up to six weeks. The news comes as a ...
telegraph.co.uk - 7/22/2009
timesonline.co.uk - 7/22/2009
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Kevin Pietersen will miss the remainder of the
npower Ashes Series after undergoing surgery this morning on...
his injured right Achilles tendon. The decision was taken to operate on the England batsman's leg after a consultation with a specialist. The ...
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Kevin Pietersen out of the Ashes series
cricket.mailliw.com - 7/22/2009
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Pietersen out of the Ashes
The Corridor —
Flippety hell. “Big game” Ian Bell, come on down.
Pietersen To Miss Rest Of Ashes
Cricket-Blog.com —
... The news wasn't exactly a surprise, but there was still an element of shock attached to the revelation that Kevin Pietersen will miss the next six weeks, and the remainder of the Ashes series, following surgery on his right Achilles tendon. ...
Pietersen ruled out of Ashes
CricketViewer.com —
... at the Rose Bowl.“I am desperate to play,” said Bell. “Having faced the Aussies before I know what to expect from them, and once you have appeared at Test level you want to carry on playing against the best players in the world.” The Australian camp maintained the line of the coach Tim Nielsen, who said on Tuesday he was not concerned by what was happening in England’s squad. Shane Watson, the allrounder, said losing a key player like Pietersen “makes it very difficult”. Source: Cricket News ...
English Camp in Turmoils
Poshin's World —
... After Flintoff aggravating his injury, more worser news appears. The modern star of the English team, Kevin Pietersen has undergone an Achilles tendon surgery. In other words ...
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