Cricket Victoria offers an update on the condition of Pucovsky

Cricket Victoria GM Shaun Graf believes Will Pucovski may return to cricket this coming weekend as uncertainty about his availability for the upcoming Ashes series continues.

Pucovski has not played since he suffered a concussion at a rehearsal event in mid-October.

The rising star of Australian cricket has been a strong concern as a result of several previous concussions.

While he hasn’t played the first two Sheffield Shield games for Victoria, there is hope he will be able to play first-class cricket this week.

“He hopes to get hit this week and then he has to play in a one-day match in Melbourne over the weekend to make sure he survives that, too,” Graf said. The world of SEN’s Dwayne.

“Then there’s the Shield game and another XI game at MCG later this month, which he might as well play.

Victoria is scheduled to play in the Shield match in New South Wales on 19 November.

Graf also spoke about Pucovsky’s condition, suggesting that he is approaching perfect fitness.

“Obviously we have to work with him, he has to be asymptomatic to be able to play,” he said.

“He’s more or less in place, but with all sorts of intense training, he sometimes gets his headache back.

– We’re still working, but we’re very hopeful if he survives and is available in Premier Cricket, hopefully then he’s available on the Shield side.

Pucovski debuted in a test scene against India earlier this year by 50 points on his first knock when his national career was delayed by mental health problems.