Test batsman Adam Voges has been forced to retire hurt from Western Australia's Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania, after being struck in the head by a bouncer.
Voges was 16 not out at the time when he was hit in the head by fast bowler Cameron Stevenson.
Adam Voges ruled out of remainder of WA v Tas #SheffieldShield match after receiving Stevenson bouncer to helmet. pic.twitter.com/LTaQX6XL8q
— Chris Rowbottom (@chrisroww) November 17, 2016
He was helped from the field by two trainers and taken to Perth hospital.
It is the second time Voges has been struck in the head this year, after being hit by an inaccurate throw while fielding in the slips for Middlesex in May.
https://twitter.com/BeauPearson/status/799104891973046272
Adam Voges has been hit in the helmet & he has been assisted from the ground by WA medical staff. We hope he is ok. WA 4-59 #SheffieldShield
— Cricket Tasmania (@crickettas) November 17, 2016
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