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Gemal Hussain
Fri, July 20 2012
Mark Boucher’s eye injury not severe, say doctors
The freak accident involving former South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher left his eye less severely injured than initially thought, doctors said after he underwent a second operation on Thursday.
Wed, July 11 2012
South Africa-Somerset warm up match ends in a draw
Mark Boucher's retirement overshadowed half-centuries from Hashim Amla and JP Duminy as South Africa warmed up for next week's first Test against England in a drawn tour match at Somerset on Tuesday.
Wed, July 11 2012
Mickey Arthur hails ‘phenomenal’ Mark Boucher
Former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur hailed the "phenomenal" Mark Boucher after the Proteas wicket-keeper was forced into premature international retirement by a freak eye injury.
Tue, July 10 2012
Mark Boucher not wearing helmet was surprising: Saba Karim
By Kushan Sarkar
If anyone in the Indian cricket fraternity can understand Mark Boucher's pain of calling it quits after serious eye injury, it is former India stumper Saba Karim.
Tue, July 10 2012
Mark Boucher retires from international cricket following injury
By CricketCountry Staff
South Africa veteran cricketer Mark Boucher on Tuesday announced retirement from all forms of international cricket with immediate effect.
Tue, July 10 2012
Mark Boucher receives words of encouragement on Twitter
By CricketCountry Staff
South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher, who has suffered a blow on his left eye in the warm-up match against Somerset, got words of encouragement from his countrymen and others on microblogging site Twitter.
Tue, July 10 2012
Mark Boucher to miss England tour after suffering career-threatening injury
By CricketCountry Staff
South Africa suffered a severe blow on Tuesday when senior wicketkeeper-batsman Mark Boucher was ruled out of the important upcoming tour of England, after suffering a career-threatening injury on his left eye.
Tue, July 10 2012
Mark Boucher undergoes emergency surgery after suffering a potentially career-ending eye injury
Mark Boucher's hopes of featuring in the upcoming Test series against England were put on hold after he suffered a potentially career-ending eye injury on Monday.