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Kuhnemann Credits Medical Team For Getting Him Ready To Play Tests In Sri Lanka
Kuhnemann was rushed to the hospital by his Heat teammate Daniel Drew after suffering a fractured thumb while playing in the Big Bash League (BBL) at the Gabba in Brisbane. The injury was treated that night, and was followed by a surgery the next morning to insert a pin into the fracture.
The injury and surgical healing of the wound forced Kuhnemann to miss Australia's training camp at the ICC Academy in Dubai. On January 24, Kuhnemann was cleared by Cricket Australia (CA) to join the Test team in Sri Lanka ahead of the first Test starting in Galle on January 29.
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