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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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As such
Peter Siddle is still being troubled the back pain which kept him out of the third match of the series in Adelaide. As such he is in doubt for tomorrow's fifth ODI and therefore another fast bowler has been included as a standby player," Australian team physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said.
Source : http://cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/23680/tait-added-to-the-squad-as-standby
Could you please explain to me what "as such" means in this context?
Source : http://cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/23680/tait-added-to-the-squad-as-standby
Could you please explain to me what "as such" means in this context?
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Because of this condition/situation. There's some sloppy writing here, by the way: "being troubled by the back pain; "he is in doubt" should be "his participation is in doubt"; there are a couple of commas missing. ]
- Because of this condition/situation.
- There's some sloppy writing here, by the way: "being troubled by the back pain; "he is in doubt" should be "his participation is in doubt"; there are a couple of commas missing.
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Because of this condition/situation.
There's some sloppy writing here, by the way: "being troubled bythe back pain; "he is in doubt" should be "his participation is in doubt"; there are a couple of commas missing. [But, the author is a physiotherapist rather than an English professor
There's some sloppy writing here, by the way: "being troubled bythe back pain; "he is in doubt" should be "his participation is in doubt"; there are a couple of commas missing. [But, the author is a physiotherapist rather than an English professor
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