Galle Test: West Indies player Jeremy Solozano has no structural damage after nasty hit on helmet, says board
India Today
Sri Lanka vs West Indies: Cricket West Indies confirmed that debutant Jeremy Solozano did not suffer any structural damage after he took a nasty blow to the helmet while fielding at short fine-leg on Day 1 of the Galle Test on Sunday.
West Indies Cricket on Sunday confirmed that Test debutant Jeremy Solozano did not suffer any structural damage after getting hit on the helmet while fielding at short leg on Day 1 of their 1st Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. The cricket board revealed the scan results but maintained that the 26-year-old batter will spend the night at the hospital for further observation. UPDATEJeremy Solozano’s scans show no structural damage. He will be kept at the hospital overnight for observationWe will continue to keep you posted on any further updates from our Medical team.#SLvWI pic.twitter.com/6pLuLXnIrt
In an unfortunate turn of events, debutant Jeremy Solozano, who was fielding at short leg, took a nasty blow on the front of the helmet just before Lunch on Day 1. Solozano was stretched off the field after the blow and was transferred to a hospital via an ambulance from the Galle Cricket Ground on Sunday.
