Adelaide Strikers: Cameron Boyce Injury Update

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The Adelaide Strikers are an Australian professional Twenty20 cricket team based in Adelaide, South Australia, competing in the Big Bash League (BBL). Established in 2011, they succeeded the Southern Redbacks, who played in the now-defunct KFC Twenty20 Big Bash. The Strikers play their home games at the Adelaide Oval and wear a cornflower blue uniform.

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Adelaide Strikers spinner Cameron Boyce will miss the opening of KFC BBL|12 after suffering a calf injury at training this week.

SACA Sports Science and Sports Medicine Manager John Porter said Cameron has quickly begun the recovery process.

“Cameron sustained a right calf strain at training and has commenced rehab, including low intensity running. His return to play time frame will become clearer as he progresses this week.”

Adelaide Strikers Head Coach Jason Gillespie said the squad will rally around Boyce after the untimely injury.

“We are absolutely gutted for Cam and we will do everything we can to support him and hopefully get him back out onto the field as soon as possible,” Gillespie said.

“No doubt Cam will still have a big impact on the group off the field during this period.”

The Adelaide Strikers begin their BBL|12 campaign against Sydney Sixers at Adelaide Oval this coming Wednesday, with first ball scheduled for 6.45pm.

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