Rachin ravindra
A ti series is being organized in Pakistan. Where the teams of Pakistan, New Zealand and South Africa are participating. Before the Champions Trophy, this series is important for the three teams. The first match of the series was played between Pakistan and New Zealand team. The New Zealand team may have won this match, but Rachin Ravindra’s injury has increased his tension. New Zealand Cricket on Saturday released an update on the injury of all -rounder Rachin Ravindra after a ball on his head while fielding during the first ODI of the Tri -series against Pakistan.
Rachin was injured
The injury was taken to Ravindra in the 38th over of the second innings, when he was trying to take a catch off Michael Bracewell. Due to floodlights, the ball disappeared from his eyes and that ball went straight to his face. After this, Rabindra started bleeding from his forehead and he was immediately taken out of the field. New Zealand cricket’s statement said that Ravindra had to go out of the field due to a ball on his forehead while taking a catch in the 38th over. He is hurt on the forehead, which has been treated on the field, and he is fine. Ravindra has been cured by his first head injury assessment and his surveillance will continue under the head injury assessment processes.
New Zealand cricket updated
Earlier, New Zealand was already worried due to the haemstring injury of the Lockery Ferguson, which was engaged during the ILT20 in the UAE. Now Rachin’s injury has also become a tension for his team. The team management will expect that he gets fit before the Champions Trophy starts and appears to be in the earliest for the team. His unfit is not a good sign for the team. He is very important for the team in the Asian condition.
How was the condition of the match
Talking about the match, New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 78 runs. New Zealand won the toss and decided to bat first and their batsmen performed brilliantly. Kane Williamson (58 runs), Deril Mitchell (81 runs) and Glenn Philips (106* runs) on the score of 39/2, Ken Williamson (58 runs) and Glenn Philips (106* runs), which scored 330/6 in 50 overs. Chasing a target of 331 runs, Fakhar Zaman scored 84 off 69 balls for Pakistan, but Pakistan was reduced to 252 runs in 47.5 overs.
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