Mark Boucher return to SA after eye injury
Proteas wicket-keeper Mark Boucher is seen in a wheelchair on his arrival in Cape Town on Wednesday, 11 July 2012 after suffering a serious eye injury in an English tour match in Taunton on Monday.He had to undergo three hours of surgery after being struck in the left eyeball by a bail.
Mark Boucher eye injury
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He deserved a better final hurrah
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Nemo saltat sobrius.
Photos updated 2012/06/08
Such a pity he didn't reach the 1000 dismissal milestone
He'll be back, once he gets bored of retirement.
Sometimes I talk to myself if I feel like having an intelligent conversation.
Assuming he can see with that eye again. It's a pretty serious injury.Originally Posted by ChocolateBadger
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sad to see him go out like this but...
should have retired 18 months ago
This I agree with. He has served us well in the past though
It is quite clearly a very serious eye injury. He doesn't even realise he's using a Blackberry in public...
heheheheIt is quite clearly a very serious eye injury. He doesn't even realise he's using a Blackberry in public...
There are only 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary, and those who don't.
It is quite clearly a very serious eye injury. He doesn't even realise he's using a Blackberry in public...
LOL!!!!
Too soon though.
Big Loss... cannot count the amount of times he save our behinds....
Will be a LOOOONNNGGGG time until we get another keeper/batsmen of his quality...AB is a much better batter, but not even close with the gloves
Any news on the outcome of the second op?
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