BACKGROUND A 55 year old man sustained a severe ocular injury when hit by a cricket ball even though he was wearing a helmet. METHODS A suprachoroidal haemorrhage was drained and dense intravitreal blood was removed. An inferior buckle was applied with the use of intraocular gas. A macular haemorrhage resolved slowly. RESULTS Despite several surgical procedures over 1.5 years, the final vis...

Objectives To examine the relationship between injuries and team success in professional cricket. Design Prospective cohort analysis. Methods A prospective of all match time-loss County Championship point tallies for nine seasons (from 2010 to 2018 inclusive) 18 First-Class Cricket (FCCC) cricket teams England Wales. Two injury measures incidence burden were assessed within-team (linear mixed m...

C ricket geeks love numbers. It is amazing that there are only 42 rules of cricket but the statistics on the game fill libraries. I wonder whether the late Douglas Adams had that number in mind when he wrote the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and the planet-sized super computer ‘‘Deep Thought’’ came up with the same answer to the question of the meaning of life. What is it about cricket that ...

Pentingnya pengaturan gizi seimbang bagi atlet di masa pandemi covid-19, hal ini berhubungan dengan kecukupan energi sehingga dapat dilakukan pengukuran makanan sesuai aktivitas tubuh, dikarenakan tidak melakukan fisik yang berat, untuk mengurangi kenaikan indek tubuh maka pentingnya menghitung kembali jumlah kalori dibutuhkan disesuaikan latihan berat. Akan tetapi kebutuhan zat mikro perlu dih...

Abstract In this paper, we propose a novel global motion estimation technique based on weighted gradient and Displaced Frame Difference (DFD) associated with Wiener estimation. Then, we apply this technique to parse events of a high level of understanding in a cricket game. A user oriented analysis of the game then reveals a distinct connection between the global motion and specific events. By ...

A new study identifies an active process that resembles the mammalian cochlear amplifier in the tympanal hearing organ of a tree cricket.