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Katich likely to miss rest of series
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Australia opener Simon Katich is likely to miss the rest of the Ashes series due to an Achilles injury.
Cricket Australia physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said: "Simon Katich has struggled through the second Test match with an achilles tendon injury that became increasingly painful during the fielding innings.
"Achilles tendinopathy can be a complex injury and based on Simon's current symptoms and results of a scan undertaken last night, it is unlikely that he will be available to play any further part in this Vodafone Ashes Series.
"I believe that with a thorough rehabilitation program Simon will be able to return to cricket some time in the new year."
Cricket Australia physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said: "Simon Katich has struggled through the second Test match with an achilles tendon injury that became increasingly painful during the fielding innings.
"Achilles tendinopathy can be a complex injury and based on Simon's current symptoms and results of a scan undertaken last night, it is unlikely that he will be available to play any further part in this Vodafone Ashes Series.
"I believe that with a thorough rehabilitation program Simon will be able to return to cricket some time in the new year."
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