Sporting injuries are on the rise and wide-scale injury prevention strategies are needed in
community-level sport. Research indicates that community-level adolescent pace bowlers …

Objectives To investigate if an exercise-based injury prevention program (IPP) can modify
risk factors for injury in community-level adolescent cricket pace bowlers. Design Cluster …

Adolescent cricket pace bowlers are prone to non-contact shoulder, low back and lower-limb
injuries. Exercise-based injury prevention programmes (IPPs) are effective for reducing non …

Objectives Undesirable bowling kinematics can increase the risk of low back injury. This
study investigated if an exercise-based injury prevention program (IPP) could modify …

Background Adolescent cricket pace bowlers are prone to injury. Recognising the risk
factors for non-contact injury in this population will aid future injury prevention strategies …

Background Cricket is generally considered to be a sport of low injury risk1 compared to
other sports. 2 In cricket, the pace bowler strives towards the adoption of a bowling …

Background. The cricket pace bowler utilises various strategies, including a more extended
front knee angle, to achieve optimal performance benefits. At times this is done to the …

Fast bowlers have the highest injury rates in cricket; therefore, reducing these injuries is a
priority for coaches and the support staff. Improving physical conditioning and monitoring …

Background Although many cricket-playing nations have conducted research on bowling
volume (BV) and injury risk, this relationship amongst international South African pace …

Objective: To identify risk factors for injury to cricket fast bowlers using field-based tests.
Design: Prospective cohort study. Setting: High performance Australian cricket. Participants …