Atherton and Stewart had both been caught down the leg side by Junior Murray, and although Hick took the attack to the tall Jamaican, he had already send Thorpe to the ambulance first ball with a beamer that crashed into the side of his helmet. Hick (67) eventually succumbed to Bishop from around the wicket before bad light called a halt to proceedings on the third day, and Ramprakash was dispatched by the same bowler the next morning, which brought Thorpe back to the crease showing no ill effects from his overnight stay at St Mary's.
Atherton and Stewart had both been hit out by Junior Murray, and although Hick took on the attack against the tall Jamaican, he had already sent Thorpe to the hospital first ball with a beamer that crashed into the side of his helmet. Hick (67) eventually fell to Bishop from around the wicket before bad light stopped play on the third day, and Ramprakash was bowled by the same bowler the next morning, which allowed Thorpe to return to the crease without any issues after an overnight stay at St Mary's.