Pakistan’s captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and New Zealand’s captain Kane Williamson with the trophy previous to the primary T20 cricket match between New Zealand and Pakistan.
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New Zealand Cricket has confirmed skipper Kane Williamson will miss the rest of the T20 sequence towards Pakistan with a hamstring harm.
Black Caps coach Gary Stead indicated yesterday Willamson was unlikely to play once more within the sequence after struggling a minor hamstring tear whereas batting in the course of the second T20 in Hamilton on the weekend.
Williamson was as a result of be rested for sport three in Dunedin on Wednesday however will now additionally miss video games 4 and 5 in Christchurch on Friday and Sunday.
Batter Will Younger has changed Williamson within the squad.
A timeline for Williamson’s return to the sector is now being established however it’s hoped he will likely be match for the check sequence towards South Africa.
The primary check within the two-match sequence is in Tauranga, beginning on 4 February.
In the meantime, tomorrow’s third T20 towards Pakistan at College Oval in Dunedin is a sellout.
The capability on the venue is 4000 spectators.
A win will give the Black Caps an unassailable 3-nil sequence lead.
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