Australia skipper Michael Clarke is well on course of recovery and is likely to be fit for the forthcoming World Cup. Clarke is currently nursing a hamstring injury and is under a deadline to gain full fitness.
Cricket Australia Physiotherapist Alex Kountouris has made the following statement relating to the condition of Michael Clarke as he continues to recover from hamstring surgery.
“Michael is progressing well in his rehab and is currently running on a regular basis and has commenced batting,” he said. “He was reviewed by the surgeon in Melbourne on Sunday who was very pleased with his progress.
“He remains on track for a return to play by 21 February, the date we spoke of when the squad for the ICC Cricket World Cup was announced.”
By: BCCI
