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Feb 12, 2015 · When South African cricketer Mark Boucher suffered a lacerated sclera after being hit by a ricocheting bail, he suffered irreparable vision loss and photophobia, forcing him to retire from international cricket. It highlighted the danger cricket can pose to a cricketer's eyes.
Boucher is surrounded by the South African team immediately after suffering his eye injury against Somerset in 2012. Boucher suffered a serious eye injury on 9 July 2012, after being struck on his left eye by a bail.
Feb 16, 2013 · Seven months after a freak accident forced his retirement, fans and former team-mates paid public tribute to Mark Boucher
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.
Jul 10, 2012 · Mark Boucher has retired from international cricket after undergoing surgery on the severe eye injury he sustained on the opening day against Somerset. Boucher admitted he faces an "uncertain...
Jul 9, 2012 · Mark Boucher required immediate surgery on his left eye after being struck by a bail on the opening day of South Africa's first tour match against Somerset at Taunton
Jul 10, 2012 · 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 captain Graeme Smith revealed on Tuesday.
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 14, 2012 · 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 captain Graeme Smith...
Jul 11, 2012 · Mark Boucher has retired from international cricket following the freak eye injury he suffered during the tour game against Somerset.
