5 players who sustained bad on-field injuries

#3 Moises Henriques and Rory Burns

You do not play the red-ball across its line, you take extra caution in running off overthrows and among the most important basics of cricket, you make loud and clear calls on a cricket field while going in for catch on a populated part of a field.

The practical application, however, sometimes becomes difficult to execute, even for professionals. Playing for Surrey in their T20 Blast match against Sussex at Arundel, both Burns and Henriques went in for a catch and with both of them running in from far distances and owing to the will to not let the catch go, they could not restrain their momentum to get out of each other's way and what followed was a sickening collision.

Henriques broke his jaw in three places after he was struck by Burns's knee while Burns sustained injuries on both face and neck. Both cricketers, since, returned to professional cricket but the incident was something of a worse disaster averted scenario.