Australia qualified Darren Lehmann to skip Teenage Zealand tour with injury

Sydney: Australia's cricket qualified Darren Lehmann will miss his team's one-day foreign tour on Teenage Zealand in young February on suffering from heavy vein thrombosis, officials said Tuesday.

Lehmann offers already remained changed by batting qualified Michael Di Venuto for Australia's three-match Twenty20 series towards India starting Tuesday evening beneath Adelaide after he remained admitted to be able to a Sydney medical on Saturday with one swollen calf.
"Darren is actually beneath good nutritional experiencing well now but is nevertheless awaiting healthcare clearance with regard to us as satisfied that it is healthy for him or her to be able to fly," Cricket Australia's key healthcare officer John Orchard expressed in a report Tuesday.The squad comes from leave for Teenage Zealand on 1 February.
"As such he can not travel to New Zealand for that one-day international series," Orchard added.
"He is actually meeting with services beneath Sydney later which week and has repeat scans upon Friday to examine his improve.

"It is intended he will be fit to be able to resume job in an coming months."
Cricket Australia's team performance go Pat Howard said he was ready for healthcare tips from services before appointing a good interim coach for that Teenage Zealand tour.
"It's intended that Darren makes it back for that Test shows (upon 12 and 20 February beneath New Zealand), but when with all the decisions we tend to make, we tend to may be introduced by medical tips," Howard said.

Both the Chappell-Hadlee Title series kicks in beneath Auckland on February 3 and also moves on to Wellington upon February 6 and Hamilton upon 8 February, for the Test suits to follow.