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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustNew Zealand suffer another injury blow as Conway ruled out of opening ODI after collision with Henry
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New Zealand cricket faces an injury crisis ahead of the first One Day International against India, with the team suffering a fifth setback. A star player suffered a freak injury during practice, was taken to hospital for further examination, diagnosed with concussion and subsequently ruled out of the series opener. The loss adds to the challenges New Zealand must manage before the match.
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Conway and Henry collided while attempting an aerial catch during the team's training session at Eden Park ahead of Wednesday's series opener
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New Zealand opener Devon Conway has been sidelined for Wednesday’s first one-day international against India after colliding with team-mate Matt Henry in practice, Cricbuzz reported. The two collided when trying to take a catch in a fielding drill at Eden Park in Auckland the day before the first of…
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New Zealand have suffered another setback ahead of their ODI series against India, with wicketkeeper-batter Devon Conway ruled out of the opening match after sustaining a concussion during a training session. The incident occurred at Eden Park, where Conway collided with teammate Matt Henry while…
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New Zealand opener Devon Conway has been ruled out of the first ODI against India, scheduled to be played in Auckland on Wednesday, after sustaining a head injury during a training session on Tuesday.
