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Michael Clarke: "I may never play again"

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Australia captain Michael Clarke admits that he might not play cricket again after being forced out of the first Test against India early with a hamstring injury.

Michael Clarke has admitted that he may never play cricket again after limping out of Australia's first Test against India earlier today.

The captain pulled up with a hamstring problem in the field as the team headed towards a 48-run victory, having struggled with the injury throughout and in the build-up to the match in Adelaide.

"I had a scan and the results are not fantastic. I'm going to struggle to make any more part in the series," BBC Sport quotes the 33-year-old as saying.

"There's a chance I may never play again. I've got to be honest with myself."

Clarke had to retire injured for a time in the first innings, but returned to hit a century for the home side.

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ndia's Murali Vijay celebrates after reaching his century as England bowler James Anderson (R) looks on during play on day 1 of the first cricket Test match between England and India at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, central England, on July 9, 2014
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