Common Cricket Injuries

 The scenarios above might result in a range of injuries for players and spectators alike such as: 

• Strains 
• Sprains 
• Fractures  
• Bruising  
• Open wounds 

However, there are occasions when an accident can cause more serious injuries including:  

• Broken legs or arms 
• Dislocations 
• Hamstring injuries 
• Head injuries 
• Torn ligaments 
• Groin strains 
• Facial injuries such as a broken nose or eye injury 

Making A Cricket Injury Claim

In the event that you have suffered an injury and it was at the fault of someone else, legally, you can make a case for compensation. For information on the best way to approach making a case, you should look for guidance, you should seek advice from an experienced personal injury solicitor. You have three years from the date of your injury in which to make a claim. Our experts usually work on a no win no fee basis, so there is no monetary danger implied in making a case.

Gathering Evidence

If you decide to pursue a cricket injury claim, it is useful to gather evidence to help strengthen your claim. This might include: 

• Collecting a statement from a witness/witnesses can further solidify your claim in cases where an injury has occurred following a violent action from another player or another spectator. Take a note of the fellow players, spectators, or match officials who witnessed the incident. If available, try to get hold of any video footage of the game. 
• Photographic evidence of your injuries
• Photographs of poorly maintained facilities or pitch, if these caused your injury 

What To Do After A Cricket Accident 

• Obtain details of any witnesses, players or staff to whom you reported the accident/incident to. 
• Take photos of what has happened, the scene, and any faulty equipment 
• Get the details of any witnesses to the accident. 
• Evidence of a reduction in income if your injury has resulted in you needing time off work. Documents related to other monetary expenditures connected to your injuries may be required. This could include travel receipts to and from medical appointments. 
• Details of relevant insurance policies you have. 
• Seek medical attention as soon as possible/first aid.