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NZ opener Conway ruled out of remainder of India ODI series

NZ opener Conway ruled out of remainder of India ODI series
Channel News Asia Friday 06 November 2026, 01:15 UTC 1 min read
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NZ opener Conway ruled out of remainder of India ODI series Nov 6 : New Zealand opener Devon Conway will miss the remainder of the one-day international series against India because of a concussion sustained in a collision with teammate Matt Henry earlier this week. • Fast bowler Henry has been cleared of concussion after the training incident and will be available for the second ODI in Wellington on Saturday • Lefthanded top-order batter Nick Kelly has been called up from the New Zealand...

NZ opener Conway ruled out of remainder of India ODI series Nov 6 : New Zealand opener Devon Conway will miss the remainder of the one-day international series against India because of a concussion sustained in a collision with teammate Matt Henry earlier this week. • Fast bowler Henry has been cleared of concussion after the training incident and will be available for the second ODI in Wellington on Saturday • Lefthanded top-order batter Nick Kelly has been called up from the New Zealand "A" squad early to replace Conway in the squad • India won the rain-disrupted first ODI in Auckland on Wednesday by five wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series • New Zealand will be hoping that batting mainstay Conway makes a full recovery before the first of two tests against India starts in Wellington on November 19
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