24 Quotes by Errol Alcott

The aim is to get rid of his pain, get rid of the swelling, make it a functional joint and, if he's not feeling anything, he's fine.

We put him in the nets to do some straight-line hitting but he was aware of some discomfort, so I'll keep working on him.

We'd like more time of course but we're confident he's responding to treatment and he'll have more treatment today. We'd like to make a decision today but may wait until tomorrow.

Brett was seen by doctors and they are happy with the progress of treatment so far. The problem areas around his left knee appear to have improved.

At the moment it's very encouraging, he's not feeling very much (pain) at all in his everyday activities which he did before.

During the two-day game at Northampton, in the 11th over of the game, he bowled a bouncer and felt some sharp pain in his right elbow and got the usual joint symptoms of weakness and dysfunction with it, and it's gone on from there.

Definitely, all soft tissue injuries are in that category with one-day cricket.

The calf is torn, which is a genuine concern considering it is his setup and landing leg. We'll treat him and assess his progress over the course of the next 24 hours.

Although Ricky was unhampered by his injury in batting and fielding sessions, we consider it more prudent to rest him.