Moises Henriques, Rory Burns in 'Decent Shape' After Nasty on-Field Collision

After a horrific on-field collision in an English County T20 match on Sunday, Moises Henriques and Rory Burns have undergone surgeries and are in 'decent shape', according to Surrey Cricket.

Latest news on the two boys..Both Rory and Moises are in decent shape following their operations overnight..further updates later in the day

- Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) June 15, 2015

Alec Stewart, Surrey's Director of Cricket, said Henriques will stay in hospital for another 24 hours while Burns is scheduled to leave on Monday.

More good news @roryburns17 will be leaving hospital this afternoon. @Mozzie21 will stay in for another 24 hours but is bearing up well.

- Alec Stewart (@StewieCricket) June 15, 2015

Aussie cricketer Henriques suffered a broken jaw in three places while Burns endured facial injuries and needed stitches on the head after the two collided in a T20 match in Sussex on Sunday. Henriques is an Indian Premier League regular, playing for Sunrisers Hyderabad this season.

Good to see @roryburns17 in safe hands this morning. Medical team have been outstanding. @surreycricket pic.twitter.com/mnJxZh48Cj

- Alec Stewart (@StewieCricket) June 15, 2015

Following their collision, both players needed oxygen treatment and three ambulances were called on to the outfield before the pair, who each gave a thumbs-up sign to concerned spectators, were taken to St Richard's Hospital in nearby Chichester for further assessment.

Sussex physiotherapist John Marrale, one of the first to attend to the stricken duo, said: "Both were unconscious after the collision. Henriques was caught by Burns' knee and Burns had lacerations on the top of his head and below his eye.

"They were given oxygen and pain relief was administered by an intravenous drip before they went to hospital."

He added: "Fortunately they were sitting up when they left the ground but it was a sickening incident."

(With inputs from AFP)