Abbas Afridi ruled out of third New Zealand T20I

 Pacer is suffering from a low grade abdominal wall muscle strain

Abbas Afridi ruled out of third New Zealand T20
Abbas Afridi ruled out of third New Zealand T20



The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed on Tuesday that Pakistan's pacer Abbas Afridi suffered a low-grade abdominal wall muscle strain, which prevented him from playing in the third Twenty20 International on Wednesday against New Zealand.

In due course, a decision will be made regarding the speedster's availability for the final two matches of the series.

"His [Abbas] examine has given no indication of critical injury, and he will be overseen apparently," the PCB added. " His accessibility for the last 2 games will be made at a later stage."

Afridi, who made his presentation during the main T20I, has guaranteed five wickets in two matches of the series.

Zaman Khan could supplant Afridi in Pakistan's playing XI for the third T20I.

Prior, pace bowler Adam Milne guaranteed four wickets as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 21 runs in the second Twenty20 worldwide Sunday to take a 2-0 series lead.
The travelers discarded areas of strength for an in their pursue Babar Azam and Fakhar Zaman scored half-hundreds of years as they were excused for 173 in the last finished, because of New Zealand's 194-8.

The Black Caps paid for their victory by having their captain, Kane Williamson, retire with a hamstring injury sustained while batting.

Williamson won't take any further part in the series, mentor Gary Stead said Monday.

Williamson was at that point set to miss the third game on Wednesday, and with the main Test against South Africa under three weeks away, Stead said his star hitter would pass on the last two games too.

Stead stated, "With the Test matches being so close as well and in the grand scheme of things (they are) a higher priority I think we will try to make sure he is right for that."

Tim Seifert is supposed to supplant Williamson in the batting line, with Stead demonstrating Seifert was at that point set to supplant Devon Conway as wicketkeeper at some stage in the series.

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