Aussie shuttlers hit by food poisoning
July 20, 2012, Friday
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AUSTRALIA'S Olympic badminton preparations suffered a blow when three of the team were hit by a bout of food poisoning at their pre-Games training camp in England.
Ross Smith, 27, Renuga Veeran, 26, and Glenn Warfe, 28, went down with the bug on Tuesday and missed two days of training in Derbyshire, where the Australian team is based for a week before the start of the Olympics later this month. Warfe took to Twitter to reveal his sickness, writing: "Food poisoning is not the best prep for OG. But already feeling better. Love lemonade icy poles!" Michael Tancred, from the Australian Olympic Committee, expects all three players to back in training within 24 hours.
Ross Smith, 27, Renuga Veeran, 26, and Glenn Warfe, 28, went down with the bug on Tuesday and missed two days of training in Derbyshire, where the Australian team is based for a week before the start of the Olympics later this month. Warfe took to Twitter to reveal his sickness, writing: "Food poisoning is not the best prep for OG. But already feeling better. Love lemonade icy poles!" Michael Tancred, from the Australian Olympic Committee, expects all three players to back in training within 24 hours.
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