Vettori doubtful for Twenty20 games
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori has injured his ankle and is a doubt for his side’s Twenty20 matches against England next week.
Vettori, who injured the ankle during training on Thursday, has already been ruled out of the domestic Twenty20 final on Sunday, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said on Friday. Off-spinner Jeetan Patel has been called into the squad as cover should Vettori be ruled out of the first match in Auckland next Tuesday.
“He (Vettori) will join the Black Caps when they assemble in Auckland, where he will be assessed by medical staff,” team manager Lindsay Crocker said in a NZC statement. “A decision on his availability will be made next week, ahead of the opening game of the England tour at Eden Park. Brendon McCullum will captain the team should Daniel not be available.”
New Zealand meet England in Twenty20 matches on February 5 in Auckland and in Christchurch on February 7, before playing five One-day Internationals and a three-Test series.
Source:Cricket News
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