The Pakistan Cricket Council (PCB) said in a statement on Sunday that the Pakistani mixture, Othman Khan, after suffering a knee string injury, was excluded from Odi II against New Zealand.
The 29 -year -old opening mixture was wounded while depositing during the first ODI from his team against New Zealand in McLean Park in Naber on Friday.
MRI examination confirmed a low -degree rupture, making USMan not available for the second ODI scheduled for April 2 at Seddon Park in Hamilton, according to the statement.
The Pakistan team in New Zealand for the three-match ODI series, which is led by Kiheon 1-0. After confronting each other on Wednesday for the second match, the two sides will meet the last ODI on Saturday, April 5 in Bay Oval.
Pakistan was chasing a huge goal of 345 in ODI I and began the side with confidence with the emergence of Othman Khan and Abdullah Shafik in the opening position of 83. Both fighters adopted an aggressive approach, and they set a strong basis.
However, the penetration came on the thirteenth when Nathan Smith Othman refused for 39.
Pakistan continued to lose the match by 73 runs after Qius collected 271 running in 44.1 amounts.