Ben Sinclair will play no further part in the AFL season as Collingwood assess his fourth concussion of the year.Sinclair was knocked out on July 22 in the opening quarter of the Magpies clash with North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium.The 24-year-old was taken to hospital for precautionary scans but cleared of serious damage.Sinclair trained the following week but was left on the sidelines for Collingwoods matches against West Coast, Richmond and Western Bulldogs.The club announced on Monday the defender would also miss the final two rounds of the season.We need to get to the bottom of it and give him a decent chance to be able to put some games together, Magpies football manager Neil Balme told the club website.Hes very keen to play, as we are.But naturally therell be quite a bit of testing that hes got to go through to make sure hes OK.Another thing well have to look at is how this keeps happening to him.Sinclair also suffered head knocks in rounds four and six, while a knock at training in May made it three concussions in the space of a month.Recent research has highlighted the risks of long-term damage resulting from repeated knocks to the head.Adelaides Scott Stevens, North Melbourne forward Leigh Adams, Geelongs Sam Blease and Brisbane Lions Jonathan Brown, Matt McGuire and Justin Clarke are among the players to recently retire because of concussion concerns.Clarke retired earlier this year after being crunched in a marking contest at training.The 22-year-old suffered dizziness, severe headaches and memory loss.Sinclairs condition is nowhere near as serious, and Balme said he had recovered quite well from his latest concussion.Hes training but we dont think well take a risk for the rest of the year, Balme said.Balme also confirmed midfielder Taylor Adams (ankle) and key defender Ben Reid (knee) would also miss the rest of the season.The Magpies are unsure whether veteran defender Reid will require surgery. 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Dilshan played 497 games for Sri Lanka across all formats, including 87 Tests. De Saram played only 20 internationals, including four Tests, and was picked out of the blue for one T20 against India in 2009, nearly eight years after he last played for Sri Lanka. Gallage had to settle for four internationals, three of which were ODIs.Bulawayo would be his solitary Test cap. He felt he bowled well there, albeit without taking a wicket, but by the second Test, in Harare, Zoysa was well enough to resume his place in the side and duly claimed a hat-trick with his first three deliveries, in the second over of the match. Zoysa missed the third Test with a groin strain, but Ravindra Pushpakumara was preferred there to Gallage.But Gallage remains the 81st man to play Test cricket for Sri Lanka, and hanging on a shelf of cricket trophies and memorabilia in his Melbourne home is his Sri Lanka Test cap. A right-arm fast-medium bowler who was good enough to claim 293 first-class wickets at 22.19 in a 113-match career, Gallage still plays the game, although now hes perhaps more medium than fast-medium.He will turn 41 in November, but looks younger than his age. He is about to enter his 11th consecutive season with the Sunshine Druids Cricket Club in Melbourne, and hopes there are a couple more years left in him. He smiles when asked if he still loves cricket.Yes - too much, he says. Im 40 years old. I will still play, they still have a contract for me. This is my 11th year with the same club, Sunshine Druids ... I have to maintain my body. I have a short run-up now.He remains in touch with Dilshan, who is a year younger. It frustrates Gallage to see a player such as Dilshan moved on from international cricket to make room for younger men. After Dilshans last ODI, in Dambulla in August, he was replaced by the 18-year-old opener Avishka Fernando, who had not played so much as a single first-class or List A game.dddddddddddd.Dilshan could continue playing... what is too old? Gallage says. All the time in Sri Lankan school cricket, guys get two or three centuries and get picked in a Sri Lanka A team, and no first-class cricket. Its not good. Youve got to play first-class cricket.By the time of his Test debut, Gallage himself had played 55 first-class matches. He did his chances of selection for the Bulawayo Test a world of good by claiming 6 for 60 in a tour match against the Zimbabwe Cricket Union Presidents XI. At a team meeting in the lead-up to the Test, Gallage was told he was in the XI, and he later received his cap from the captain, Sanath Jayasuriya.But in the first innings of the Test, Gallage bowled 14 overs for 53 without a wicket, and in the second innings he took 0 for 24 off 11 overs. Chaminda Vaas and Muttiah Muralitharan did the bulk of the bowling, and Pramodya Wickramasinghe took the lions share of the wickets. I had the performances in first-class cricket and in the three-day [tour] game, Gallage says. I bowled well in the Test but didnt get a wicket. Then I didnt get picked for the second Test. It was my one chance, thats it. It was almost the same in one-dayers. I played my first one-dayer in Zimbabwe, in Harare. I did well. Then two games in New Zealand, then never got picked again.I bowled well in my last one-dayer - nine overs, 42 for two wickets. I dont know why I didnt get picked again. In my first game in New Zealand I bowled seven overs, thirty-something for one wicket. I got Nathan Astle out. Then in my last game, I got [Adam] Parore and [Craig] Spearman out. Then I dont know what happened.What happened was that Gallages international career was over, and he ended up signing a contract to play league cricket in England. Then he joined Sunshine Druids and moved with his wife and young daughter to Melbourne. Eleven years and two more children later - his two sons were born in Australia - Gallage is still in Melbourne. He has permanent residency, and intends to stay.He remains in touch with some of his former team-mates, men like Zoysa and Rangana Herath, as well as Dilshan. But he is far from alone in Melbourne, which is now home to numerous former Sri Lanka cricketers. The likes of Asanka Gurusinha, Ravi Ratnayeke and Saliya Ahangama have lived in Melbourne for decades, but others such as Chanaka Welegedara, Rumesh Ratnayake and Dulip Liyanage are more relatively recent arrivals.Its a good country, Gallage says of Australia. Now I work as a forklift driver full-time, part-time cricketer... but I have still got the Test cap. 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