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Cricket is a popular, well-known, and most played common sport in Bangladesh which is dynamic, complex, and vulnerable to injuries. Objective: To find out the common sports injuries among the professional cricket playing students of Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan (BKSP). Methodology: This was a cross-sectional study with 70 students from the cricket section of BKSP. Data has been collected with a semi-structured survey questionnaire from January to June 2019. Result: The results showed most of the participants are in their second decade of life and the highest percentage of participants age was 20 (27.1%), similarly height (cm) mean and standard deviation (167.43±5.157) and found the highest percentage of participant’s height 27 cm (38.5%). The weights of the respondents were 65.514 ± 7.539 kg and BMI of the respondent were 23.311 ± 2.048. Major playing site 82.9% (n=58) were batsman, 60% (n=42) were bowlers and 18.6% (n=13) were in wicketkeeper. The study found 55.7% (n=39) of the respondents had upper limb injury, 22.9% (n=16) had rotator cuff injuries, 10% (n=7) had tennis elbow, 10% (7) had acute soft tissue injuries, 10% (7) had an ankle sprain and 21.4% (15) had cuff muscle pull. Conclusion: The study found upper limb injuries are most common than lower limb injuries for the cricket trainees in Bangladesh. Moreover, the shoulder is one of the most vulnerable sites of injuries.

Injury Characteristics among the Cricket Trainees of Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protishtan (BKSP)