Purpose: To examine the relationship between player internal workloads, daily wellness
monitoring, and injury and illness in a group of elite adolescent cricketers during overseas …

Objective To determine if the comparison of acute and chronic workload is associated with
increased injury risk in elite cricket fast bowlers. Methods Data were collected from 28 fast …

Cricket players nowadays are faced with increased physical demands, and as a result, it is
important to manage their workload, particularly to control and predict risk of injury. While …

Objectives Methodological concerns relating to acute-to-chronic workload ratios (ACWR)
have been raised. This study aimed to assess the relationship between an alternative …

Purpose: This study investigated key fatigue and workload variables of cricket fast bowlers
and nonfast bowlers during a 7-wk physical-preparation period and 10-d intensified …

Background Cricket is distinctly positioned in the world of elite sports because three different
formats now exist, each with characteristically different workload requirements. Fast bowlers …

We examined the association between coupled and uncoupled acute: chronic workload
ratios (ACWR) and injury risk in a cohort of 28 elite cricket fast bowlers (mean±SD age, 26±5 …

This study examined the relationship between the bowling workload of first-class cricket fast
bowlers and injury with the aim of identifying a workload threshold at which point the risk of …

Objectives This study examined whether high match fast bowling workloads in the short to
medium term were associated with increased bowling injury rates. Design Prospective …

Objectives The objectives of this study were to explore the relationship between acute (1
week) and chronic (4-week average) bowling workloads and injury risk in National …