Lance Morris (Photo Paul Kane/Getty Images) The Australian rapid pitch of Lance Morris will be displaced for 12 months after the back operation and will exclude it from a dispute over the upcoming series Ashes.The 27 -year -old pacemaker, which was on the outskirts of the Australian team, was originally selected for the ongoing one -day series against South Africa.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!During the preparation, he withdrew from the series after experienced the discomfort of the lower back, with subsequent tests revealing damage to the lumbar bone stress.“I feel like this is the most logical way to realize your full potential and return to my best cricket for Perth Scorchers, Western Australia and Australia for a long time,” Morris said in a statement.
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“I also devote great confidence in others who have undergone similar procedures and have returned to what was at best. I plan to work hard through my recovery and return when the time is correct.”Cricket Australia confirmed that Morris’s expected absence would take approximately 12 months, eliminating his chances of debut Ashes.Morris was considered a potential possibility of bowling of the fifth pace for the England series and provided a deposit to the introduced Quartet Pat Cummins, Mitchell Marsh, Josh Hazlewood and Scott Boland.
