Former Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum has shared what was required to mend his broken arm.
McCullum today underwent surgery, having six screws inserted into his left forearm after suffering a bone fracture while playing in the Caribbean Premier League.
Thank you to all those that looked after me at the public hospital here in Waikato. Amazing people! Surgery went great. Road to recovery now pic.twitter.com/XKShDOfRsF
McCullum, a freelance T20 league player since retiring from the Black Caps last year, hopes to be fit to play for the Joburg Giants in the inaugural Twenty20 Global League starting in South Africa in two months.
Black Caps all rounder Corey Anderson has also shared x-rays of his back operation as he attempts to regain his best form for the upcoming season.
The powerful left hander had to cut short his T20 stint with Somerset at the end of July when his back began playing up again, requiring surgery.
On Instagram, Anderson shared the x-rays which shows screws inserted into his spine.
