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Jul 14, 2012 · July 14 2012 by Cricbuzz Staff. South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher (pictured during a Test match in New Zealand in March) has retired from international cricket after suffering a severe eye injury during his country's tour match against Somerset, team captain Graeme Smith revealed on Tuesday. South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher has ...
Sep 29, 2017 · Mark Boucher, the former South Africa wicketkeeper, lost the lens, iris and pupil in the eye injury which forced him to announce his international retirement, he said Wednesday. Boucher has already quit international cricket following the injury last month and said he was unlikely return quickly, or even at all, to the professional game after undergoing a series of operations.
Jul 9, 2012 · South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher is a doubt for the Test series against England after suffering a serious eye injury. The 35-year-old was struck by a bail while standing up to the stumps on ...
Jul 10, 2012 · Very large text size. South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher has retired from international cricket after suffering a severe eye injury during his country’s tour match against Somerset, team ...
Jul 11, 2012 · Mark Boucher has retired from international cricket following the freak eye injury he suffered during the tour game against Somerset. ... Boucher revealed he had intended to retire at the end of ...
Mark Boucher of South Africa was forced to retire from international cricket because of an eye injury on Tuesday, suddenly ending the career of the most successful wicketkeeper in tests.
Jul 10, 2012 · South Africa wicket-keeper Mark Boucher left the field with an eye injury during the opening day of the Proteas’ tour match against English county side Somerset at Taunton today. On the first day of competitive action of South Africa’s tour of England,the 35-year-old Boucher was hit in the face after lunch when a bail ricocheted off the stumps as Gemaal Hussain was bowled by Imran Tahir.
