Rachin ravindra
There is now a few days left for the ICC Champions Trophy to start 2025, but before that, there have been many major changes in the declared squad of 8 teams participating in it. Meanwhile, the deadline of change in its squad without approval from the ICC has also ended with February 12, but still some teams may get a change in change, for which they will now have to get the approval of the ICC Technical Committee. Meanwhile, everyone’s eyes on New Zealand’s squad were fixed in which change is expected before the start of the tournament. 2 players of Kiwi team Rachin Ravindra and Lockey Ferguson are still unfit and their playing is a situation of doubt. Meanwhile, the head coach of the Kiwi team has now given a big update about the fitness of both the players.
Both Rachin and Ferguson expected to fit
The New Zealand team is playing a tri -series in Pakistan before the Champions Trophy 2025, in which it is to face the Pakistani team in the final match on 14 February. Just before this match, Kiwi team head coach Gary Stead also updated the fitness of Rachin Ravindra and Lockery Ferguson. Stead said about Rachin that Rachin’s forehead was hurt in Lahore. The good thing is that it is recovering. So we are currently following the HIA protocol. He has a headache for a few days, but now he is recovering, which is really good news. He played some balls tonight, which is a good thing. But before he is considered fit to play, some more steps are still to be taken.
Kiwi head coach Gary Stead said in his statement about the fitness of the locomies Ferguson, who is currently struggling with the problem of haemstring, that the locality has been out there. He has bowled some since coming here, in which the pace of his balls is also increasing gradually. He is on the right track in which we hope that he will fit for the tournament.
New Zealand has to play the first match in Karachi
In the Champions Trophy 2025, the New Zealand team has a place in Group-A with Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, in which it is to play their first match against host Pakistan at the National Stadium in Karachi on 19 February. After this, he will face Bangladesh team on 24 February, while on March 2, the Kiwi team will contest against India on the Dubai ground.
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