19 Quotes by Peter Gregory

Surgery is an option, but the advice we have received from two leading specialists in the field is that the injury may still settle without recourse to an opera-tion,

The advice we received from Ashley's specialist is that it will take time to derive full benefit from the surgery he underwent in December.

We have tried a number of measures to help Simon's ankle injury to settle, but these have been unsuccessful and we are left with no alternative but to operate.

There should be sufficient time for Simon to regain fitness and hence become available for selection for the tour to India beginning in late February.

The treatment Simon receives this week will aim to reduce the inflammation in those soft tissues.

Ashley's injury is responding to treatment and we are pleased with the progress he is making,

Ashley hasn't made the progress that we'd want him to make and he's got some concerns that we share. Before we start to push him too hard we thought it sensible to seek a further opinion from the specialist.

Ashley has developed a defect known as a Gilmore?s Groin. This could account for the pain he suffers after he runs. Ashley will undergo surgical repair in the near future. It is hoped that this will enable him to return to cricket later this season.

It's got to be a concern when your captain can't play in the match before the first Test, but he has a chance for next week. A jab normally starts to work after 48 hours, but you can't expect the full effect for about two weeks.