Wexford’s Lee Chin provides update on injury and gives timeframe for return

Wexford will take on Dublin in the opening round of the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship…

Wexford’s opening clash against Dublin, which takes place at Chadwicks Wexford Park on Sunday 21st April, has been dubbed as one of the most important games of Wexford’s season.

When Wexford are playing their big games, there’s no doubt that they need their big players too: one of those players is their captain, Lee Chin.

The Faythe Harriers clubman missed the final two games of the Allianz Hurling League, against Waterford and Cork respectively.

Speaking to the Irish Examiner at the launch of the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship, Chin stated that he already back in full-training and he will be ready for the opening round of the Championship, which is sure to excite Wexford hurling supporters:

“The week of the Cork game was when I was due to be back, that was my time period for rehab and I potentially could have made the Cork game, I was feeling good that week,” he continued.
“But it was just too much of a risk to take and you’re just on the deadline of when you’re returning and usually when you’re coming back to play, you have to, in our camp anyway, you have to perform in two full sessions to be deemed as fit to play again and I just didn’t have that week.
“I was only back the day of the Cork game, that was my three or four weeks of rehab done so I just missed that game, it just came a week too soon for me. The following week I was back in full training and I’ve been in full training since,” Chin said.

Tickets for Wexford’s opening clash against Dublin have been placed on sale.