Collingwood Worry Going Into New Season
By Paul Bakel
April 17 2003
England were anxiously waiting for a medical report on Paul Collingwood after the Durham all-rounder was taken to hospital with a suspected dislocated shoulder.
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England were anxiously
waiting for a medical report on Paul Collingwood after the Durham
all-rounder was taken to hospital with a suspected dislocated shoulder.
Collingwood, one of the emerging stars of England's one-day side, was
injured when he dived to the ground to stop the ball in Durham's one-day
friendly against Lancashire at Old Trafford on Wednesday. He stayed on the ground for several minutes in obvious pain and had to
be taken off on a stretcher. Durham coach Martyn Moxon said: "It is a suspected dislocated shoulder
but we will not know the full extent until X-rays have been carried out." Collingwood has appeared in 38 one-day internationals since 2001 and
scored a World Cup century against Sri Lanka. Even if the injury is as serious as feared, he should recover in time
to play against Pakistan in the NatWest Challenge in June but it could
ruin his hopes of forcing his way into the Test reckoning.
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