While playing cricket, any slight rotation when throwing a ball and hitting a shot can cause wrist injuries. When bowling, throwing or batting, players put pressure and strength onto the wrist. This can cause stress in the muscles, increasing the chance of wrist injuries. Other than this, collision and any direct fall with the wrist may cause wrist injuries such as strains in the muscles and fractures. Wrist injuries are common in cricket activities, such as fielding, bowling and batting. You may feel pain, swelling, and tenderness to begin with.

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