Nathan Lyon suffers mild concussion but expected to be available for Sheffield Shield next week
Lyon was withdrawn from the rest of the three-day game on Tuesday as a precautionary measure.

Melbourne: Australia Test spinner Nathan Lyon suffered a "mild concussion" during New South Wales' intra-squad trial game but is expected to be available for next week's Sheffield Shield opening match. Lyon was withdrawn from the rest of the three-day game on Tuesday as a precautionary measure. "In NSW's 3-day intra-squad trial match that began yesterday, Test spinner Nathan Lyon suffered a mild concussion and as a precaution has withdrawn from the rest of the fixture," Cricket NSW said. "Lyon was injured while fielding late in the day, after bowling 20 well-executed overs (1/79), and is expected to play in next week's Sheffield Shield opener," it said. The 33-year-old off-spinner has played in 100 Tests after making debut in 2011 and has taken 399 wickets so far.

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