Meanings of blight by injury in English

The strain has eventually told on Horan, whose Heineken Cup campaign has been blighted by injury.

Fish's career has frequently been blighted by injury, notably to his wrist, but four years ago he reached the top 20.

Others such as former world number one Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters have also been blighted by injuries throughout their careers.

The second half, however, was less happy, blighted by injury, controversial new club owners and a highly acrimonious move to rivals Chelsea.

Although last season was blighted by injury he has an overall average of 15.6 points in 284 games.

Sheedy received assurances from Voss that his fitness would be up to the required standard after a career blighted by injury in recent times.

Jozo Simunovic, a defender whose career in Glasgow has been blighted by injury setbacks, missed the trip to Bavaria because of a hamstring problem.

The 31-year-old former England international started out at Leeds before having spells with Newcastle, Real Madrid and Middlesbrough in a career blighted by injury.

Blighted by injuries, Australia had to grind through a slew of do-or-die matches to reach the decider after losing their tournament opener to India.

Blighted by injuries and a lack of match fitness to a number of players, coach Eli Guttman has used over 50 players during the campaign.

Kuznetsova, blighted by injury and briefly disillusioned, has done well to regroup but came to Paris 38 places adrift in the rankings from the American.

Photo: PHOTOSPORT Since winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics, the 23-year-old has seen her career blighted by injuries.

The number one draft pick in 2011, Patton has played just 93 games across eight seasons blighted by injury, including three knee reconstructions.