Australian cricketer Damien Martyn health update. Former Australian cricket star Damien Martyn has been place in an induced coma after falling critically ill with meningitis. Cricket authorities and media reports confirmed on Wednesday. The 54-year-old a stylish middle-order batsman during Australia’s dominant era in the 1990s and 2000s. It took ill on Boxing Day and was rushed to a hospital in Brisbane. Doctors decided to induce a coma as part of treatment for meningitis. A serious inflammation of the protective membranes around the brain and spinal cord.
Martyn’s health condition has sparked deep concern within the international cricket community. Messages of support and prayers have poured in from former teammates, opponents, and fans around the world. Cricket Australia’s chief executive, Todd Greenberg, expressed sadness at the news and said the organisation. And wider cricket family are behind Martyn and his loved ones during this difficult period.
Close friend and former teammate Adam Gilchrist, speaking on behalf of Martyn’s family, confirm that Martyn is receiving excellent medical care. And shared that the family is grateful for the “prayers and best wishes” being sent from across the cricketing world.
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Martyn made his Test debut in 1992 and went on to play 67 Tests and 208 One-Day Internationals for Australia. Scoring thousands of runs and earning a reputation for his elegant batting technique and calm presence at the crease. He was also part of Australia’s 1999 and 2003 Cricket World Cup winning squads. As the cricket world rallies around one of its most admired figures. Many fans and fellow players are hoping for news of a positive recovery in the coming days.