Ireland has suffered a serious blow before the World Cup finals after Tim Murtaj ruled out of the tournament foot break. Max Sorensen, Khayat, aged 29 years, was appointed as his successor.
Murtaj picked up the injury in the January 7, while he was training with Ireland at the beginning of their stay in the United Arab Emirates, where they are playing triangular series in preparation for the World Cup. He underwent surgery in London last week after it was confirmed the size of the problem.
Could this be the first World Cup Murtaj after he made his debut with the Republic of Ireland in 2012 by virtue of rehabilitation through his grandparents. The main experience of the attack. It has played a pivotal role with the new ball.
Sorensen, who has taken 12 wickets at 22.58 in eight ODIs, has been chosen as the unluckiest player to miss out on the original team players but has been moved to Dubai to help warm up in Ireland.
"It's heart-breaking news for Tim very close to the World Cup team and all the staff at the Cricket Ireland can think of," said Phil Simmons, the coach,. "We are fortunate that Max was here with us in Dubai as part of a group of fast work with the National Academy Director Craig Hogan bowlers, and are well positioned to join the team on the spot for what is a tough tournament to come in Australia and New Zealand."
Said Alan Lewis, president of Ireland determinants: "Obviously we all feel for Tim, it is the curse of all athletes and feared the injury was worse than we feared However schedules as they are and not Tim practice match we had to make. A quick decision.
"On the misfortune of others man hand is a benefit to another man. I greatly admire the way of taking Max to him the bad news, but I have more respect for the way it has received and now this spot happened in what is such a competitive area. We wish him all the best."
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