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Richie Benaud set to make broadcasting return after car crash

New Delhi: Richie Benaud, former Australian Captain and one of the sport's best-loved commentators, is set to make broadcasting return after a car crash year ago.The 84-year-old Benaud lost control over his car and suffered

richie benaud set to make broadcasting return after car crash richie benaud set to make broadcasting return after car crash

New Delhi: Richie Benaud, former Australian Captain and one of the sport's best-loved commentators, is set to make broadcasting return after a car crash year ago.

The 84-year-old Benaud lost control over his car and suffered a serous car crash in October last year and sustained multiple shoulder and chest injuries.

Richie Benaud will be making a come back with the possibility of further appearances during a busy 2015 schedule.

'Richie is coming in to work to voice a teaser for the first Twenty20 (against South Africa) next week', said a leading channel.

'He is good. In his words, he is moving along slowly but happily. It will be lovely to have him launching our summer of cricket next week' , an official said.

Richard Benaud was involved in a serious car crash in October last year
   
The 84-year-old former Australia captain is to make his broadcasting return
   
Channel Nine's head of sport Steve Crawley:
   
'That is the first bit of work Richie has done in more than a year since his car accident,' he adds

Richie Benaud is set to make his broadcasting return a year after a serious car crash.

The 84-year-old former Australia captain, revered throughout cricket and one of the sport's best-loved commentators, sustained shoulder and chest injuries when he lost control of his vehicle in October last year.

He is now set for a tentative comeback on Australian network Channel Nine,

Nine's head of sport Steve Crawley told Fairfax Media: 'Richie is coming in to work to voice a teaser for the first Twenty20 (against South Africa) next week.

'That is the first bit of work Richie has done in more than a year since his car accident.