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Ed Cowan concussion a reminder that cricket is living in past with no substitution rule – Sydney Morning Herald

February 7, 2016

Ed Cowan concussion a reminder that cricket is living in past with no substitution rule – Sydney Morning Herald
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Sydney Morning Herald

Ed Cowan concussion a reminder that cricket is living in past with no substitution rule
Sydney Morning Herald
In his confused state Cowan, on two at the time he was struck just under the badge of his helmet, was keen to play on – "I probably wasn't thinking straight," he said on Sunday – but was told he could not by John Orchard, Cricket Australia's chief ...

Ed Cowan concussion a reminder that cricket is living in past with no substitution rule – Sydney Morning Herald

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