Trent Rockets cricketer Adam Hose gave an update following his hospitalization during a Hundred match against Southern Brave. Hose dislocated his right ankle while fielding in the game’s first innings. The match was paused for 10 minutes as medics attended to Hose’s visibly misaligned foot.
The incident occurred when Hose tried to stop a powerful shot from Michael Bracewell, causing him to lose balance and fall awkwardly. The 32-year-old player was then carried off the field and transported to the hospital for further treatment.
Hose acknowledged the potential long road to recovery post-injury but expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support he received. He shared a message on Instagram thanking everyone for their kindness during his ordeal.
Worcestershire CCC, Hose’s county team, extended their well wishes to him, hoping for a swift recovery and promising to provide updates on his condition. Meanwhile, despite Hose’s absence, Trent Rockets successfully chased down Southern Brave’s 140-run total, with Tom Moores and Tom Banton leading the charge.
The injury will impact both Hose and his teams for the rest of the season. Previously in June, Hose achieved a milestone by scoring a double century against Hampshire. The injury comes as a setback after his impressive performance in that match.
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