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Sydney: Injured Australian fast bowler Ben Hilfenhaus is taking longer to recuperate than first thought, making him doubtful for New Zealand tour starting next month.
Hilfenhaus, who has carried a knee injury through the Ashes and the one-day series in India, has not played a Test since the match against West Indies in Brisbane in December 2009.
When asked about Hilfenhaus's injury Australian team physio Alex Kountouris said the 26-year-old flew to Melbourne to see a knee specialist, and is likely to take at least another month before he is back bowling.
"With the injury he's got, you need a longer time frame to get back to bowling," The Herald Sun quoted Kountouris, as saying.
"We are going to hold him off from bowling for at least another three or four weeks and then look at if he can bowl," he added.
Australia will begin their New Zealand campaign with a Twenty20 game on February 28, but the first Test does not start until March 19.
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3rd ODI - South Africa v Pakistan at Johannesburg
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