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Marnus Labuschagne Injured In Perth Test Against Pakistan; Report
The incident occurred during the sixth over of Australia’s second innings when Pakistan debutant Khurram Shahzad delivered a delivery that jumped off a good length, striking Labuschagne on the right hand.
Labuschagne, visibly in discomfort, required immediate medical attention on the field before continuing his innings. Unfortunately, he fell victim to Shahzad a couple of overs later, caught by wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Ahmed and top-edging a pull shot for 2. Following his dismissal, Labuschagne continued to receive treatment in the dressing room.
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