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No replacement for injured Gous, says Moody
Khaleej Times
|December 12, 2025
Desert Vipers Director of Cricket Tom Moody has said the team will not be looking to replace injured USA wicketkeeper-batter Andries Gous, who suffered a calf injury in the side's previous match against MI Emirates.
World Cup winner with Australia and current Desert Vipers Director of Cricket, Tom Moody. — File photo
Speaking to the Vipers Voices podcast, Moody said he was confident Gous would be back in action soon.
"We will not be looking at a replacement, but we are hopeful that it is going to be a ten-to-fourteen-day turnaround," he said. "I know Nirm (Nirmalan Thanabalasingam), our physio, and Daz (Veness), our strength and conditioning trainer, will be working very hard to get him back on track."
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