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Dumb F*****s at BCCI should send Gambhir back immediately and should make arrangements so that the best docotor/treatment is provided for Gambo to get well. Get well soon Gambo.

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Jesus f-ing christ, bcci - just send the guy home!! It's not like we are playing for the world cup over the next few weeks, it is only a relatively meaningless ODI series, which there will be dozens of, over the next 12 months. Call in some youngster instead who will gain valuable experiance.

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Some of the injuries these guys have...you would think they are MMA fighters or boxers...Shoulder,Hamstring,Back were past...then it was stuff like tennis elbow,Butt muscle etc now it is Damn blurred vision,Hearing impairment,Concussions

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What the f**k is with this guy? He's more fragile than a porcelain doll. First he was injured' date=' then ruled fit, and now he's suffering from blurred vision?[/quote'] NO he was not declared fit. Only MRI scan was declared clear. That was a serious injury he suffered.
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What the f**k is with this guy? He's more fragile than a porcelain doll. First he was injured' date=' then ruled fit, and now he's suffering from blurred vision?[/quote'] Arey wah...!!!
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Another setback? Injured Gauti likely to fly home With little improvement in his health over the last 10 days, India's [ Images ] opener Gautam Gambhir, who suffered a concussion after a fall, could be packing his bags to return home. This could be a big blow to India's campaign in the forthcoming one-day series, as they are already without the services of Zaheer Khan [ Images ], Yuvraj Singh [ Images ], Harbhajan Singh [ Images ] and Virender Sehwag [ Images ], all of whom are out with injuries. Gautam GambhirIndia were whitewashed 4-0 in the Test series; lost their number one Test rankings and are in danger of suffering a similar debilitating fate in the one-day series, starting with the opening match in Chester-le-Street on September 3. Gambhir had backpedalled in an attempt to catch out Kevin Pietersen [ Images ] at mid-on on the second day of the final Test at the Oval on August 19 but tripped and fell on his head and subsequently suffered from blurred vision. He didn't open in both innings of the Oval Test and came down late in the order, contributing little by way of runs. Since then, he has visited doctors and got MRI scans done which have shown clean results, yet Gambhir's condition hasn't improved. Gambhir's case seems similar to the one suffered by South African fast bowler Dale Steyn [ Images ]. During last year's Champions' League [ Images ] T20 semi-final between Chennai Super Kings [ Images ] and Royal Challengers [ Images ] Bangalore, Steyn had backpedalled to catch out Michael Hussey [ Images ] and fell on his head. Steyn's MRI scans too showed little but the paceman took 3-4 weeks to get himself sorted. By the looks of it, Gambhir could also suffer a similar fate and be out of action for 3-4 weeks, making him doubtful even for a one-day series, when England [ Images ] visit to India in early October. http://www.rediff.com/cricket/report/india-england-no-improvement-in-gambhirs-health/20110829.htm

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