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CNA
19 hours ago
- Sport
- CNA
Al-Hilal Captain Al-Dawsari Out of Club World Cup with Hamstring Injury
Al-Hilal captain Salem Al-Dawsari will miss the remainder of the Club World Cup with a hamstring injury, the Saudi club said on Saturday. "Medical tests have confirmed that Salem Al-Dawsari has suffered from a hamstring injury. He will be undergoing a treatment and rehabilitation program that will last between four to six weeks," Al-Hilal said in a statement via X. This means Al-Dawsari will miss Monday's round of 16 clash against Manchester City. Al-Dawsari played a pivotal role in Al-Hilal's campaign in the club world cup, after scoring the opening goal in the team's 2-0 victory over Pachuca on Friday in the third round of the group stage.
Yahoo
01-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Daulton Varsho placed on the 10-day IL with a Grade 1 hamstring strain
Some clarity on Daulton Varsho's left hamstring injury was provided in the hours leading up to Sunday's series finale against the visiting Athletics. What's clear is that the Jays will miss Varsho's presence in the outfield and at the plate, regardless of whatever rotation the club cares to use moving forward in his absence. By moving Varsho to the 10-day injured list, a key piece has effectively been removed from the roster. The exact timeline for a return remains very much up in the air. Per manager John Schneider, Varsho suffered a Grade 1 strain during Saturday's win when he crushed a ball high off the wall in left field, this after George Springer had just hit a home run. As Varsho rounded the bag at second base hoping to stretch it into a triple, he grabbed the back of his left leg. He tried to one-hop it to third base, but was tagged out. Once Varsho pulled up on the bases, the Jays' dugout turned silent. There's been nothing silent about the way Varsho plays, one of the very few who leaves everything out on the field no matter the score or time in the game. The plan is to evaluate Varsho on a week-to-week basis. A Grade 1 strain is considered the mildest version, but soft tissue injuries are delicate and it would be surprising to see Varsho back in the lineup this month. The Jays' injury list is beginning to overflow, a group that includes Anthony Santander, Yimi Garcia, Max Scherzer, Andres Gimenez, Tyler Heineman and Nick Sandlin. At least Erik Swanson was activated off the IL Sunday, a move many expected given his presence in the clubhouse Saturday. Gimenez is the next candidate to be activated as early as Tuesday when the Phillies come to town for a three-game series. Swanson has yet to appear in a game this season. Varsho began the season inactive following his off-season shoulder surgery and subsequent rehab. In his absence, the Jays used this three-man rotation in centre field featuring Myles Straw, Nathan Lukes and George Springer. Varsho's latest absence will open the door for extended playing time in centre for Lukes and Straw. Straw entered Saturday's game in the wake of Varsho's injury and started in centre in Sunday's series finale as the Jays attempted to complete their four-game sweep. Not having Varsho in the lineup also presents an opportunity for the likes of Jonatan Clase and Alan Roden. Once Varsho was placed on the 10-day IL, it allowed the Jays to recall Davis Schneider, who started Sunday's game at second base. The move to activate Swanson off the IL meant Easton Lucas had to be optioned to Triple-A Buffalo.
National Post
01-06-2025
- General
- National Post
Daulton Varsho placed on the 10-day IL with a Grade 1 hamstring strain
Some clarity on Daulton Varsho's left hamstring injury was provided in the hours leading up to Sunday's series finale against the visiting Athletics. Article content Article content What's clear is that the Jays will miss Varsho's presence in the outfield and at the plate, regardless of whatever rotation the club cares to use moving forward in his absence. Article content By moving Varsho to the 10-day injured list, a key piece has effectively been removed from the roster. Article content Per manager John Schneider, Varsho suffered a Grade 1 strain during Saturday's win when he crushed a ball high off the wall in left field, this after George Springer had just hit a home run. Article content As Varsho rounded the bag at second base hoping to stretch it into a triple, he grabbed the back of his left leg. Article content He tried to one-hop it to third base, but was tagged out. Article content There's been nothing silent about the way Varsho plays, one of the very few who leaves everything out on the field no matter the score or time in the game. Article content Article content The plan is to evaluate Varsho on a week-to-week basis. Article content A Grade 1 strain is considered the mildest version, but soft tissue injuries are delicate and it would be surprising to see Varsho back in the lineup this month. Article content The Jays' injury list is beginning to overflow, a group that includes Anthony Santander, Yimi Garcia, Max Scherzer, Andres Gimenez, Tyler Heineman and Nick Sandlin. Article content At least Erik Swanson was activated off the IL Sunday, a move many expected given his presence in the clubhouse Saturday. Article content Gimenez is the next candidate to be activated as early as Tuesday when the Phillies come to town for a three-game series. Article content Swanson has yet to appear in a game this season. Article content Varsho began the season inactive following his off-season shoulder surgery and subsequent rehab. Article content In his absence, the Jays used this three-man rotation in centre field featuring Myles Straw, Nathan Lukes and George Springer. Article content Varsho's latest absence will open the door for extended playing time in centre for Lukes and Straw. Article content Straw entered Saturday's game in the wake of Varsho's injury and started in centre in Sunday's series finale as the Jays attempted to complete their four-game sweep. Article content Not having Varsho in the lineup also presents an opportunity for the likes of Jonatan Clase and Alan Roden. Article content
BBC News
29-05-2025
- Health
- BBC News
Knight to miss rest of season with injury
England batter Heather Knight has been ruled out for the rest of the season and will also miss The Hundred with a hamstring injury. Former captain Knight, 34, sustained the injury during England's win against West Indies in the third T20 on was limping and struggled to run between the wickets towards the end of her knock, managing to finish unbeaten on 66 in the 17-run win but unable to take the field for the second innings.A scan on Tuesday revealed a "significant tendon injury to her right hamstring", the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said. Alice Capsey, 20, has been added to the squad as Knight's replacement for the three-match one-day international series against West Indies, which begins on Friday at Derby. The Windies series is followed by a further three T20s and three one-day internationals against India, who are then hosting the 50-over World Cup in September. The ECB have not given a timeframe for Knight's return but are hopeful she will be available for selection for September's tournament. Knight led England for nine years before she was removed from her position in March after the 16-0 Ashes humiliation at the beginning of the year. She was replaced by all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt, 32, a month later. The ongoing West Indies series marks the beginning of the team's transition, with new coach Charlotte Edwards also in charge for the first time. It is a significant blow for England to lose one of their most experienced batters, especially as Knight was in exceptional form in her first series back in the batting ranks, with unbeaten knocks of 43 and 66. Knight was set to return to London Spirit for this year's Hundred, having led them to their first title in 2024.
News.com.au
15-05-2025
- Sport
- News.com.au
Upton OFF after ‘wonderful Origin try!'
State of Origin: Queensland co-captain Tamika Upton has left the field with a suspected hamstring injury following Jamie Chapman's try in the second half.
