Announced: Pucovski’s next career Aussie Cricket Star retired after repetitive jolts after the 27 -year -old retired
- 13 known jolts known during his career
- Officially retired at the beginning of this week, his priority
- Channel 7 to secure Will Pucovski’s services
Only days after retiring from a professional cricket due to the effects of repeated jolts, Aussie star Will Pucovski will turn his attention to a career on television.
27 -year -old Pucovski, who played a test in 2021, will be courted by Kanal 7, who is willing to have the former opening player in the books of former opening players during the five test series against England this summer.
At the beginning of this week, Pucovski said it was time to give the publisher Gerard Whatreley on the Radio, and it was time to give priority with long -term health.
“ I was fighting to do something. Just walking around the house was a struggle, ” he said.
“ My fiancé was not happy because I could not contribute to any household business. I was sleeping a lot.
“ I spent a ridiculous time to try to find an answer. I saw a pile of experts …. but unfortunately he still appeared on the stage I suffered.
Only days after retiring due to repeated jolts, Aussie star Will Pucovski leaned over to turn his attention into a career on television (in the picture, with common emma)
27 -year -old Pucovski, who played a test in 2021 (in the picture, against the SCG in SCG), will be in court by Kanal 7, who is willing to keep the old balls in his books.
At the beginning of this week, Pucovski said it was time to give a jack to Gerard Whatreley on Sen Radio, and long -term health with at least 13 known concussions
‘[To be honest] I really don’t have answers. “ Mental health is part of it – this is about the jolt.
‘I suffer from fatigue. I am 27 years old and I hope I have a good life in front of me. ‘
During a Sheffield Shield match, the March 2024 incident was the 13th known shake of Pucovski’s sports career, and there were regular headaches, fatigue, movement disease and dizzying spells.
Pucovski is moving away from the sport with the first -class an average of 45.19, which includes seven centuries and 255 points.
Only two months before the first test against India, he became the first player in Sheffield Shield in this century to get twice in a row twice in a row.
The player who hit the ball endured many long spells of the game, but his last shaking retirement meant that his retirement was just a formality.
In addition, Melbourne will coach with the Cricket Club and if he has children, he said he would be happy if he chooses to play cricket.
Pucovski has fulfilled a lawyer’s services, and Cricket Victoria is investigating the possibility of legal action that confirms no compensation agreement in front of the state agreement in front of the state agreement.
