SA chairman of selectors Hudson worried over CLT20 injuries

With 10 more days remaining in CLT20,Hudson fears that there may be a few more injuries.

In the wake of injury to their ODI captain AB de Villiers,South Africa’s chairman of selectors Andrew Hudson has expressed his concern over the number of injuries that has affected the balance during the previous and current edition.

The Champions League hasn’t been kind to us, said Hudson.

Last year,we lost Dale Steyn,Jacques Kallis and Albie Morkel and we can only hope we don’t suffer more, the former Proteas opener said.

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Steyn fell on his head after backpedalling to take a catch while Kallis sustained a back injury and Morkel strained his side,which caused the trio to miss out on matches against Zimbabwe.

With 10 more days remaining in the Champions League,Hudson fears that there may be a few more injuries.

What we are realising is that T20 is hard on players,it’s intense, Hudson said.

We’re going to have accept that we will get injuries, he said.

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