Katie Archibald's Commonwealth Games hopes in doubt after road accident
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Katie Archibald has endured a series of injury problems in 2022
Katie Archibald's Commonwealth Games participation is in fresh doubt after she injured both her ankles at the weekend when she was hit by a car.
The three-time Olympic medallist, 28, said on Instagram that she "went flying over the bonnet of a 4x4" on Sunday.
Last month, Archibald broke her collarbone and suffered a concussion at a World Cup event in Glasgow.
"I avoided another serious concussion and the ligaments in my dodgy right knee have survived," the Scot added.
Archibald, who has also had a back problem this year, took Commonwealth gold in the individual pursuit in Australia four years ago, as well as a silver in the points race.
The Olympic madison champion was last week named in the Scotland team for the Games in July and August.
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