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Sreesanth is back after surgery Posted by South Buzz /June 3, 2012 Speedster Sreesanth is back in India after surgery on his toes. Sreesanth tweeted last week, informing that the surgery was successful, thanking the BCCi and Dr James Colder and physio Ashish Kaushik. Ūt is another two weeks and then six months of rehabilitation @nca Bangalore, Sreesanth tweeted, asking fans to ÅÑlss do pray for me nd my health.. Will surely work really hard.. Typically his profile pic on his Twitter page has him in a tee shirt that says : `There is more to lifeü Photographs posted by Sreesanth on his Twitter page sree1.jpgsree2.jpgsree3.jpgsree4.jpg Nice pictures and updates. Good luck Sree, it is hard carrying the hopes of all of India on your shoulders, you are our best bowler, your talent and skills are phenomenal, even beyond cricket. I am sure the orthopods in england did a good job! Can't wait to follow your comeback :dance:

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Nice pictures and updates. Good luck Sree, it is hard carrying the hopes of all of India on your shoulders, you are our best bowler, your talent and skills are phenomenal, even beyond cricket. I am sure the orthopods in england did a good job! Can't wait to follow your comeback :dance:
:cantstop: did not know about this slang till now..
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:cantstop: did not know about this slang till now..
Very common in medical circles here. I actually wanted to do ortho, but it's really long hours. Very interesting area, particularly hand and wrist surgery for me. There are jokes about each specialty but orthopods do get the most thrown at them.
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Did he have surgery on both his toes? Thought it was only for the right toe. Good luck to him and wish him a speedy recovery. The road ahead is going to be very tough, but do hope to see him play for India again.

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Did he have surgery on both his toes? Thought it was only for the right toe. Good luck to him and wish him a speedy recovery. The road ahead is going to be very tough, but do hope to see him play for India again.
Yeah think so. It seems like an autoimmune condition that's why it is bilateral and uncertainty of his comeback. No one has been told the diagnosis but if it's autoimmune it could keep happening again. If it was a fracture/ligament injury it wouldn't be as much of a big deal.
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this thread, accidently or through rigorous trolling has gone on to 34 pages within 7 months.. surely calls for a trwat considering a hyped donkey was taken into consideration

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