The cricket world is holding its breath. Former Australian batting stalwart Damien Martyn has been placed in an induced coma after a sudden and severe diagnosis of meningitis. From his match-winning heroics in the 2003 World Cup final to this unexpected health crisis, discover the full story and the outpouring of support from across the globe.
Former Australian cricket star Damien Martyn has been placed in an induced coma after being diagnosed with meningitis. The 54-year-old fell ill on Boxing Day, prompting an outpouring of support from teammates and fans worldwide.
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