Martin Guptill New Zealand has a bruise bruises after suffering injury to Pakistan but the opening batsman is expected to be in accordance with the Twenty20 World Cup clash of the team against India, the country’s cricket council said on Thursday.
Guptill suffered a crushing blow to his legs from the delivery of Haris Rauf just before he was dismissed for 17 during the loss of five New Zealand goal to Pakistan in Sharjah on Tuesday.
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There was a team that dipped the ball in a bucket-full of water during training to make the experienced opening batsman considered a doubtful beginner for the Super 12 Sunday match against India in Dubai.
“The big edge left Martin Guplill bruises and very sick but the reason is that he will still be available for Sunday night matches,” said Cricket New Zealand in a statement.
“He will be considered further in tomorrow’s training (Friday).” New Zealand will train on Friday and Saturday ahead of the Indian match, with both sides has lost the 12 opening Super match against Pakistan.
The black hat has lost Fast Bowler Lockie Ferguson for the tournament due to the tears of the calf muscle.
New Zealand expects Martin Guptill suitable for Indian clashes
