New Zealand said Rachene Ravenra is recovering well after taking a full ball in her face during the warm -up of the Champions Cup against Pakistan in Lahore on Saturday.
He left all the blood round blood on his forehead after he lost the ball in the revealing lights as he tries to fish in 38 of the roles of Pakistan.
“He has maintained a rupture on the front that was treated and treated on the ground,” said New Zealand.
The team said that Ravenra suffered a reduction on his face, but he was “well well”, and he had passed his first head injury (HIA). “He will continue to monitor him under HIA operations,” he said.
“He was aware of all the time, which is great,” his colleague Glenn Phillips told reporters at Gaddafi Stadium.
“It is clear that it was a very terrifying moment, he lost the ball in the limelight, the ball won this position this time. It was monitored and I am sure it will happen as soon as possible.”
Philips won the title of the best player in the match after scoring before marriage from the international century for the leadership of New Zealand to win 78 races.
106 defeats came from only 74 delivery operations, and black hats helped to the 330th score of six in 50 amounts before they ignored their hosts for 252.
“Odi Cricket was my favorite format and I was always up to him to get this century,” said Philips, who was playing his thirty -seventh international role for one day.
“It was a beautiful surreal moment, I have been chasing it two years ago, it is clear that the sixth beating does not mean that your chances of registration are always present there.
“Fortunately today, everything lines well.”
On Monday, New Zealand South Africa will take on the same stadium on the Tri-Series Trash-UP Champions, which begins when black hats are taking the Pakistan Championship again in Karachi on February 19.