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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 2992961, member: 8272"] The seven is legitimate they might not have all been Shield games though. Debut he dived and got smacked in the head and was subbed off, and had six months off, Abbott pinged him last season he was replaced during the game by Christian, Bulls got him and he had delayed concussion and was sick again. Futures league game last year hit side of the head by Tasmania and subbed off too. He had three his debut Shield year and they said no more he couldn't even study he was sick. EDIT. There was the high of a maiden first-class century against Queensland, “the best day of my life,” he says. But there were three concussions as well, making it seven concussions in all, a glaringly high number for a player so young. The seventh came less than three weeks after that ton. In what must rate as one of the most harrowing moments in the history of Junction Oval, Pucovski was felled by a Sean Abbott bouncer during a shield game against NSW. The batsman fell to the ground, and took time to get to his feet, eventually needing to be helped off the ground. The bowler, the man who delivered the ball that struck Phillip Hughes in 2014 leading to Hughes’ tragic death, was initially inconsolable. [URL]https://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/thanks-for-the-good-will-but-pucovski-would-prefer-some-runs-20180914-p503wi.html[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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