Rohrer bounces back from brutal bumper Cricket Breaking News Sport Sport National November 3, 2014 - 7:20PM NSW batsman Ben Rohrer was taken from the field on a stretcher and rushed to hospital after a vicious bouncer struck his helmet during the Sheffield Shield match at the MCG. The 33-year-old staggered for a few steps, then hit the ground as fielders immediately called for on-duty doctor Trefor James. "I was very worried," said NSW skipper Peter Nevill, who was at the non-striker's end. It looked very nasty. It got him flush. Straight away he was struggling. Thankfully he's just got back from the hospital and there's no major damage. He'll probably have a sore head tomorrow, but hopefully there's nothing to stop him playing the next Shield game. Rohrer groggily got to his feet after a few minutes, but left the field sitting on the back of a motorised stretcher. He was sent for precautionary scans, retired hurt and played no further part in the game. "I feel bad for Benny, he's a really good guy," Victoria wicketkeeper Matthew Wade said. He was out cold.