then never played for Australia again. The Delhi Daredevils signed Rohrer for the 2013 Indian Premier League (IPL) as a replacement for Varun Aaron, who was unavailable due to injury. Following the IPL, he also joined the Antigua Hawksbills for the 2013 Caribbean Premier League, replacing Steve Smith when Smith was unable to get clearance to play in the competition from Cricket Australia. Later career Rohrer suffered a heavy knock to his head from a cricket ball while playing for New South Wales against Victoria in November 2014. During 2014, Cricket NSW entered into a deal to provide a new helmet design for batsmen which provided extra protection for the sides and rear of the batsman's head. Rohrer requested one of these helmets, but it did not arrive before the start of the season. In a November match against Victoria, Rohrer was struck on the head by a bouncer bowled by Chris Tremain. If Rohrer had been wearing the new helmet design, he would have had extra protection from the ball. Rohrer had to be driven from the field on a motorised stretcher, and at hospital was diagnosed with a concussion that lasted for several weeks. He was still recovering from the blow later in the month when his former teammate Phillip Hughes was struck and killed in a similar incident. In August 2017, New South Wales announced that Rohrer would not be given a contract to play for the state in the 2017–18 season, though he still played for the local Sydney Thunder during the 2017–18 Big Bash League season. Rohrer instead moved to Tasmania and took up a role as their state's talent manager. In August 2018, Rohrer announced his retirement from all forms of cricket to take up a coaching role in Tasmania. References External links Australian cricketers Australia Twenty20 International cricketers Living people New South Wales cricketers 1981 births Sportsmen from New South Wales Cricketers from Sydney Sydney Sixers cricketers Melbourne Renegades cricketers Delhi Capitals cricketers Antigua Hawksbills cricketers Sydney Thunder cricketers