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Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Feb 19, 2015, 11:26 AM (IST)
Edited: Feb 19, 2015, 11:34 AM (IST)
Melbourne: Dale Steyn had a bit of problems with sinusitis leading into the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 clash against India. Steyn had opted out of the optional practice session at the Junction Oval on Wednesday, but was back with his teammates on Thursday. Coach Russell Domingo confirmed to the media that Steyn had a problem with sinusitis since the opening clash against Zimbabwe in Hamilton. READ: Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ravichandran Ashwin available for match against South Africa
Speaking to the media, leading up to South Africa’s training session on Thursday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Domingo said, “He will have a run out today. He has had a little bit of sinusitis, nothing too serious or too much to be concerned about. The rooms in Christchurch were especially cold with a lot off air going in. I am sure a lot off you guys had some sniffs and stuff — nothing there to be too concerned about.” READ: South Africa go cautious on Vernon Philander’s fitness
Later on, Steyn was seen at the nets. South Africa would hope he recovers soon and trains ahead of the game against India, which is due to take place at the MCG on Sunday. They are also going cautious over the fitness of Vernon Philander, who had a sore hamstring after the opening game against Zimbabwe. South Africa have never lost to India in World Cups and here is their chance to maintain that record. SCORECARD: India vs South Africa ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
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