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Knee Injury in Cricket: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, Exercises & Return to Play

Knee injuries are among the most frequently encountered problems in cricket, affecting players across all levels—from junior club cricketers to international fast bowlers. Because cricket demands repeated running, sudden changes of direction, jumping, landing, and role-specific movements such as bowling delivery strides and wicketkeeping squats, the knee is exposed to significant physical load throughout a […]

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