Overseas Cricketer INJURED Again?! | The Reality Of Sport | Injury Update On The Kiwi Cricketer

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Hi Guys,
Sorry I haven't been able to get as regular content out for you. As many of you know I am injured. There has been lots of questions and queries so here it is an update on my injury what happened in those cricket games to cause it and a bit of history about me and my battle with injuries.
Unfortunately the injury has come when I am in flying form and smashing the ball around, each of the 3 instances occurring when I hit a six unfortunately. Am praying for a quick recovery and hoping to be back playing cricket in August!
There will be links to both:
Butleigh Match: • Learn to SCORE RUNS FA...
Where it first happened.
&
Taunton St Andrews Match: • BIG SCORES in TOP of t...
Where it happened again.
If you have any further questions let me know in the comments and I will be sure to respond!
Appreciate your support and thank you for watching!
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@richarddannatt9095 3 месяца назад

feel your pain! nothing more frustrating than getting injured so regularly. What makes it worse is people not understanding how these injuries impact your game and your mental health. I have just started playing again after not playing for 10 years as prior to that i would be injured most games with niggles and would hold me back from how I could play

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Mate sorry to hear that, that is so frustrating! How are you finding being back after 10 years, it can't be easy?

@richarddannatt9095 2 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer Finding it hard, but getting there. The weather doesnt help as it seems to rain all the time

@zaconions60 3 месяца назад

I feel u mate Commented ab missing the season for my ankle a couple weeks ago finally in physio therapy and working towards coming back for next year Rlly gutting but keep ur head up fella

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the support mate, yeah really gutting. I hope all you rehab goes smoothly and you are able to stay on the park for a full season next year! Stay strong 💪

@HarshilaMistry 3 месяца назад

Build that strength. Practice with care, and keep moving forward. Your body is an incredible machine, so focus on healing now and start the manifestation. ❤

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Yes I hear manifestation can work wonders if you truly believe, thanks Harshila ❤️

@lazaglider 3 месяца назад

A crying shame for you, I'd thoroughly enjoyed your videos so far, and the channel growth proved that you were doing the right things. I hope you make a full recovery and can return soon, but please don't be tempted to come back too soon. All the best.

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thanks mate, really appreciate the support, and yes I will try my best not to be tempted too soon! I will keep posting the teams games with WK GoPro POV so hopefully everyone can enjoy that in the mean time!

@XaviersBonsaiRetreat 3 месяца назад

I was a medium fast bowler with a horrendous slingy action that destroyed my back by the time I hit 30. I loved the sport and was playing it up to 5 times/week for different teams. I had to stop bowling which was gutting bearing in mind I batted at 10. I took a year off and then spent another year learning how to bat properly. I dropped 4 or 5 league levels and became an opener. I was able to move up a few more league levels and enjoyed my cricket for a further 14 years. But, I really missed bowling and occasionally I would have a go - but it always cost me a few weeks off. Doctors consistently told me not to rush my recovery time - but I never really listened to them. Now I am paying the price. My advice is to spend the rest of the year rebuilding your strength and mental confidence so that you can confidently hit 2025 in full fitness. I lived for cricket so I know how difficult this sort of advice could be to take. I love your content and hope you have a full recovery.

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thanks so much for sharing your story and experience. Really good to hear some advice from someone that has gone through it! Appreciate all your support! 🏏

@Guy_6397 3 месяца назад

Get in the gym mate; these kind of injuries are quite common among new recruits in the army. Your body is operating at a level above it's strength capacity so the load is getting placed onto your tendons, ligaments and joints. You need some strength training, won't take long before you start seeing some improvement and feel more robust. You don't need to turn into the hulk (spoiler alert, without steroids you won't). You aren't injury prone, you're just a big guy held together by weak muscles. I'm not a PT, but I've spent over 10 years in the army and I've seen these kind of injuries plenty of times, and also seen people fix them and excel at their jobs. Basically the stronger you get, the more your muscles are able to resist side-loads on your joints; weak muscles make for weak joints. Love your content, hope you are back on the pitch soon. Get to the gym.

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the advice mate really appreciate it! Am working quite hard at the moment in the gym on my shoulder stabilising muscles as directed by physio, but have certainly been a bit lazy with my gym pre the injury so could certainly be the case! Really appreciate the support and the you taking the time to give some advice, I will make sure to take the time to get stronger and then get back on the park! 🏏

@Guy_6397 2 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer Glad to hear it, just remember you must increase weight to build strength, but no more than 10% per week. So for example if you're benching 70kg's this week, go to 77kg's next week. Every fourth week, go to 75% of what you'd normally lift for all exercises, this is known as a 'de-load' week, or a rest week. After a few cycles of this, you should find you're much more robust. It will make you a better cricketer too, you won't lose your shape as quickly etc.

@OnlyCricketHD 3 месяца назад

Wishing you a speedy recovery! Looking forward to seeing you back in action soon!

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Really appreciate that thanks mate! Been enjoying your content also 🏏

@userperkingsc9890 3 месяца назад

Keep your head up and good things will follow! Can't wait to see you back on the pitch!! ❤❤❤

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Appreciate that thanks mate ❤️

@HarshilaMistry 3 месяца назад

You can do it. You have an amazing attitude and motivation 👍

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thank you, appreciate the kind words 🙏

@Seannn1 3 месяца назад

I had a severe dislocation of my left shoulder in december last year, broke 2 bones in the shoulder while doing it and I got cleared to play just before the season started, I've been terrified of it popping out again all season but been alright so far, I really understand the pains you've been having though, was a nightmare of a recovery period, hope you're back smashing it soon!

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Really appreciate the support thanks mate! So sorry to hear about your experience, that is horrible but sounds like you have made a miraculous recovery, I am certainly glad mine is not that bad! Yeah must be difficult with it playing games with your mind. Did you have to have surgery for that?

@Seannn1 3 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer No surgery luckily, I was stuck waiting after the x ray for a while as it was touch and go if it needed surgery or not but in the end they popped it back in with some laughing gas aha, now I can still feel that slight loss of strength in the arm and if I go diving for one or reaching up high or wide I can get some pain for a while after, hoping it goes away after a while, doesn't help as im a keeper aha

@bryntuson9627 3 месяца назад

Keep your head up bro. The Southern Hemisphere can serve you up another season if you need it 😉💙

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Tehe Cheeky you 🤭

@chirathperera7346 3 месяца назад

You are brilliant batter don't forget it! Allrounders always have a higher chance to injure😢. Get well soon ❤

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thank you for your very kind words, really appreciate your continued support!

@chirathperera7346 3 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer ❤️

@Xebadir 2 месяца назад

Sorry to hear it mate - just glad you avoided big tendon damage. Sounds like you made the right call going to another Physio - and the most important thing is to maintain their recovery program (and keep it going well after the treatment period). When you do get back on the park - I'd suggest shelving that big shot or similar big crossbat stuff. I know its going to be tough to fight the instinct, but clearly its what can put the most stress on that joint. Coming back from the same thing I found that it was very easy to irritate it - even after the 12 weeks, and had partial discomfort or even short interludes. You are a good enough bat that I think you can manage it. It should settle down by next season. For ongoing injury prevention more generally, reckon you should consider Pilates - I'm a similar build and it helped me with injury resilience.

@thekiwicricketer 2 месяца назад

Thank you mate, yeah have definitely been considering other ways to stay injury free so good advice thank you. I am hoping to be back out on the park in Mid August as starting to make some progress with recovery, but as you say don't want to rush it! Definitely will be putting that shot away for a bit and tweaking the game plan. Appreciate your support bro 🏏 🤙

@SKSmystery 3 месяца назад

Hope to see you back soon mate!! Take care of yourself. 😄

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thank you appreciate that 🏏

@MichelleHenderson-vc4nk 3 месяца назад

Hi mate, thanks for sharing this story. I admire your amazing dedication and resilience Sending huge loves and looking forward to seeing you soon. Xo

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thank you for always supporting me through everything, you are the best ❤️

@TJR_Cricket 2 месяца назад

Get well soon mate! These things happen but will be back stronger!

@thekiwicricketer 2 месяца назад

Thanks mate! I really hope so, has given me a chance to rehab my other shoulder as well, so who knows might get back to bowling some pace so got to look at those silver linings!

@TJR_Cricket 2 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer plenty of time to recover soon mate! Keep the head down and next year will be the one!

@dennym6270 3 месяца назад

Look after yourself mate. One tiny bit of advice I’d say from my experience - don’t give up cricket ever. I unfortunately did after 4 shoulder recos on the advice of doctors, and now I’m just a miserable lawyer sitting at my desk who is too far gone physically to get it back. I miss it every day. If it’s something you love doing then keep fighting for it

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Sorry to hear that mate, 4 shoulder reconstructions is intense, were you a pace bowler by the sounds of it then? Really appreciate that advice, I will continue fighting to get back out on the park!

@jamesallen712 3 месяца назад

Get fit, dont worry about the cricket or the videos. Only come back when you are ready even if it means missing the rest of the season.

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Yeah good advice that, if I have learnt something from all these injuries it is that you know your own body better than anybody else and so if it doesn't feel ready then you need to listen to it!

@charlesgarrett3283 Месяц назад

I totally understand your position Jack. I have lost large chunks of recent seasons due to niggling injuries. Like yourself I bowled pace until I had a nasty ACL injury in 2012. Since then I now just amble up and burgle wickets with my Haribo surprise balls 😂 Keep going, you are too good a player to quit. Perrott would be much poorer without you.

@thekiwicricketer Месяц назад

Hahah Haribo Suprise balls I like that 😂 Thanks for the support, yeah being injured all the time definately sucks, glad to hear you can keep getting out on the field though that is the main thing!

@charlesgarrett3283 Месяц назад

@@thekiwicricketer I am up in Yorkshire now coaching and playing at Redcar CC in the NYSD league. The club used to be a powerhouse alongside teams like Richmondshire, Middlesbrough and Saltburn. We are now in div 2 looking to rebuild and focus on youth development.

@jeanclaudeemmanuel605 2 месяца назад

tough luck mate, youll be back soon

@thekiwicricketer 2 месяца назад

Thanks mate, appreciate the support! 🏏

@Cricketgeezer 3 месяца назад

Oh no hope you get back to playing cricket soon

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thank you, really appreciate that!

@joemartin9065 3 месяца назад

Filming for the game vs Sutton this weekend?

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

I'm going to try to get down for it yeah, are you playing?

@joemartin9065 3 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer 👍

@Lecky19YMA6 3 месяца назад

Beat of luck big dog, tough times it sounds like

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Thanks mate, hopefully back soon 💪

@acmdv 3 месяца назад

Injury prone, that probably means you have a weakness in your body which means by bowling you are stressing that weakness which in turn manifests when you bat rather than when you bowl.

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

That makes sense, how would I find what/where that weakness is that is causing all the problems? Like finding the actual root of the issue

@acmdv 3 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer Some years ago (20 or so) I did my left shoulder (I was a left arm seam bowler) from my waist to my neck all the muscles on my left side including the breast & shoulder-blade, but I could still bowl I just couldn’t throw overarm. I made a big mistake I kept bowling because I could, but by doing so I damaged my left shoulder to the extent that now I struggle to even keep a straight arm level with the shoulder for more than a few seconds. The doc says I have “Skeletal issues” as a direct result of not getting it properly seen to when I did it, the only reason I’m not in constant pain is because I’ve put on a load of muscle on my shoulders which has stabilised the joint. I would suggest you stop bowling completely & build up the muscles around your shoulder to stabilise & hold it in place, the trade off is less upper mobility in the shoulder but you would still be able to play the full range of shots with some modifications to your technique.

@thekiwicricketer 2 месяца назад

@@acmdv really helpful advice thanks mate. I have long term damage in my right shoulder and that’s what docs have told me as well skeletal issues. I’m doing lots of rehab at the moment and just copying my left shoulder exercises on my right side to try and get some strength and stability back into it! Cheers mate

@acmdv 2 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer No probs.

@acmdv 3 месяца назад

You need to stop bowling.

@thekiwicricketer 3 месяца назад

Even stop the off spinners or just the pace?

@acmdv 3 месяца назад

@@thekiwicricketer All of it, bowling does way more damage to your body than batting, your shoulder won't get better if you keep bowling it will only get worse - I am speaking from my own personal experience.