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NZ Batter Suffers Concussion After Kamboj Bowling
7 Nov
Summary
- Fast bowler Blair Tickner hit on helmet by Anshul Kamboj.
- Tickner sustained a concussion while batting in the second ODI.
- Matt Fisher replaced Tickner for the remainder of the match.
In the ongoing second ODI between India and New Zealand, a concerning incident occurred during the 41st over of New Zealand's batting innings. Fast bowler Blair Tickner sustained a blow to the helmet from a delivery by Indian bowler Anshul Kamboj.
As a direct result of the impact, Tickner was diagnosed with a concussion. Medical protocols necessitated his immediate withdrawal from the match.
Pacer Matt Fisher was brought in as a concussion substitute for Tickner, completing New Zealand's bowling attack for the remainder of the second ODI. Fisher had not been part of the playing XI for the first ODI against India.
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