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Green Ruled Out Of Border-Gavaskar Trophy After Back Surgery Decision
Gavaskar Trophy Test: Australia suffered a blow ahead of the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy as the star allrounder Cameron Green opted to have an operation on a stress fracture in his lower back, which will sideline him for up to six months.
Green hurt his back during Australia's white-ball tour of the UK last month and subsequent scans found a stress fracture in the affected area.
Cricket Australia released a statement on Monday, saying "Cam has a unique defect in an adjacent area to the fracture that is believed to be contributing to the injury. After thorough consultation, it was determined Cameron would benefit from the surgery to stabilise the defect and reduce the risk of future recurrence."
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