English cricketer Darren Stevens has been admitted to the hospital after having a bouncer in his head. The incident occurred during that time, When the match was being played between Kent and Nottinghamshire teams in the county championship.

According to the news, Stevens has an injury in the inner part of the head, as well as he has a strong headache. The incident took place during the second innings of the match. According to the report, Stevens batting with 31 runs in the second innings of the match bowler Harry Gurney bouncer bowled who was hitting at the back of his heads. The speed of the ball can be judged from the fact that his helmet was badly broken by a bouncer.

Although Stevens initially ignored the injury and came back to bat again on the field. But after playing seven balls, he complained that he did not see the ball clearly. After this he immediately left the match and Stevens was taken to the hospital for head examination. Where the statement was issued that Stevens in that match will not take further part, as well as went talked to rest in the next few matches.

In case Stevens coach Mate Walker said, "Darren is still not completely fit. He has been advised to rest due to injuries in the inner side of the head. His left eye is a problem related to the vision. Although he will soon be discharged from the hospital, but he is not completely healthy right now."

On the other hand, Harry Gurney, the bowler who bounced Stevens, has expressed his sorrow for this. He said that we are both very good friends and we will continue to maintain our friendship for a long time.

Let's tell that Stevens has played 273 First Class matches. Along with taking 400 wickets, they are just 3 wickets away. England's domestic cricket can be gauged from the idea that it's their influence that Stevens has made so far 14,000 runs.

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