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Table 1 Participant characteristics

From: Health-related quality of life and flourishing in current and former recreational and elite cricketers

 

All Cricketers (n = 2280)

Elite Cricketers (n = 872)

Recreational Cricketers (n = 1363)

Current Cricketers (n = 1425)

Former Cricketers (n = 855)

Age (years)

51.7 (SD 14.7)

50.7 (SD 15.6)

52.3 (SD 14.2)

46.3 (SD 13.8)

61.0 (SD 11.2)

Sex

 Male

2215 (97%)

842 (97%)

1317 (97%)

1296 (97%)

824 (97%)

 Female

65 (3%)

27 (3%)

35 (3%)

39 (3%)

24 (3%)

BMI (kg/m2)

27.2 (IQR 24.6–29.9)

27.2 (IQR 24.6–29.8)

27.3 (IQR 24.7–29.9)

26.8 (IQR 24.4–29.3)

27.9 (IQR 25.3–30.6)

Cricket seasons played

30 (IQR 18–42)

32 (IQR 21–43)

27 (IQR 15–42)

28 (IQR 16–41)

32 (IQR 22–42)

Presence of comorbidity

 No

1779 (84%)

670 (83%)

1065 (85%)

1148 (91%)

549 (71%)

 Yes

339 (16%)

133 (17%)

194 (15%)

113 (9%)

221 (29%)

Joints injured

 0

1195 (53%)

389 (45%)

786 (59%)

662 (50%)

476 (57%)

 1+

1058 (47%)

469 (55%)

555 (41%)

662 (50%)

359 (43%)

Orthopaedic surgeries

 0

1469 (65%)

530 (61%)

904 (67%)

890 (67%)

517 (61%)

 1+

800 (35%)

334 (39%)

445 (33%)

437 (33%)

328 (39%)

Persistent joint pain

 No

1305 (60%)

462 (56%)

809 (63%)

814 (65%)

431 (52%)

 Yes

872 (40%)

364 (44%)

486 (37%)

451 (35%)

390 (48%)

Physician diagnosed osteoarthritis

 No

1598 (72%)

571 (69%)

986 (75%)

1012 (78%)

513 (63%)

 Yes

611 (28%)

262 (31%)

337 (25%)

286 (33%)

305 (37%)

Standard of playa

 Elite

872 (39%)

  

521 (40%)

321 (38%)

 Recreational

1363 (61%)

  

783 (60%)

517 (62%)

Resilience

 Resilient

1334 (62%)

524 (64%)

781 (61%)

801 (63%)

481 (61%)

 Not Resilient

814 (38%)

292 (36%)

499 (39%)

466 (37%)

301 (39%)

  1. SD standard deviation, IQR inter quartile range, BMI body mass index
  2. aParticipants were stratified into recreational (university, school, village or social) and elite (international or county/premier league, academy or county age group)