Herring Facing Surgery On Broken Finger
23 June 2014
Cameron Herring will have an operation later this week to insert a pin in his broken finger.
The young wicketkeeper, who was injured in the warm-up before the start of the current LV=County Championnship against Glamorgan at the Bristol County Ground, faces a five or six-week lay-off..
Director of Cricket John Bracewell told this website: "Cameron will have an operation on Thursday and faces a similar period on the sidelines as Gareth Roderick has with his broken finger."
Michael Klinger's foot injury, sustained in the NatWest T20 Blast game against Hampshire at Southampton last Friday, has been confirmed as a broken toe.
John Bracewell added: "X-rays have shown a break, but we are not yet certain how bad it is or how long Michael will be out of action."
Meanwhile, Gloucestershire's bowlers faced another day of toil on the third day against Glamorgan, who ran up 569-7 by the close to lead by 178.
The Welsh county plan to bat on for a short period in the morning before trying to put their hosts under pressure with the ball.
For full details of the third day's play at the Bristol County Ground click on Cricket and then Match Reports.
