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New Zealand Coach Updates on Injuries to Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson Ahead of ODI Tri-Series Final

Rachin Ravindra and Fast Bowler Lockie Ferguson are vital players for the Kiwis but their recent injuries have left fans and the team management worried about their availability for the big tournament.

New Zealand Coach Updates on Injuries to Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson Ahead of ODI Tri-Series Final

New Zealand Coach Updates on Injuries to Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson Ahead of ODI Tri-Series Final New Zealand national cricket team head coach Gary Stead has provided some crucial updates on the fitness of two of their key players in their squad Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson just before the ODI tri-series final against Pakistan. The match which is set to take place in Karachi this Friday (14 February) is not just an important fixture in itself but also a key preparation for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. The Champions Trophy kicks off in Pakistan on February 19 with New Zealand taking on Pakistan in the opener. Concerns Over Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson's Injuries Rachin Ravindra and Fast Bowler Lockie Ferguson are vital players for the Kiwis but their recent injuries have left fans and the team management worried about their availability for the big tournament. Ferguson sustained a hamstring injury while playing for Desert Vipers during the ILT20 in the UAE. The 33-year-old had to leave the field mid-match unable to complete his final over. Ravindra on the other hand suffered a nasty blow to his face while fielding during the tri-series opener against Pakistan at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium. The all-rounder took a ball to the forehead resulting in a laceration that required immediate attention. Due to this injury Ravindra missed New Zealand’s following match against South Africa. Gary Stead's Injury Update on Ravindra and Ferguson Speaking about Ravindra's recovery, Stead said: "Rachin got a pretty nasty knock to his forehead in Lahore, but the good news is that he's recovering well. We’re following concussion protocols right now, and his headaches are subsiding. He even had a batting session today, which is positive, but we still have a few steps to go before he’s fully fit." When asked about Ferguson, Stead was optimistic "Lockie has been training and has bowled a few sessions since we’ve been here. He’s picking up the intensity, and things are looking good for him. We’re hopeful he’ll be available for one of the upcoming matches." New Zealand’s Champions Trophy Schedule 2025 With the Champions Trophy just around the corner the New Zealand cricket team schedule is packed with exciting fixtures. Here’s a quick look at their group-stage matches: 19 February 2025: New Zealand vs Pakistan - National Stadium, Karachi (2:30 PM IST) 24 February 2025: New Zealand vs Bangladesh - Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium (2:30 PM IST) 2 March 2025: New Zealand vs India - Dubai International Cricket Stadium (2:30 PM IST)

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New Zealand national cricket team head coach Gary Stead has provided some crucial updates on the fitness of two of their key players in their squad Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson just before the ODI tri-series final against Pakistan. The match which is set to take place in Karachi this Friday (14 February) is not just an important fixture in itself but also a key preparation for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. The Champions Trophy kicks off in Pakistan on February 19 with New Zealand taking on Pakistan in the opener.

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Concerns Over Rachin Ravindra and Lockie Ferguson's Injuries

Rachin Ravindra and Fast Bowler Lockie Ferguson are vital players for the Kiwis but their recent injuries have left fans and the team management worried about their availability for the big tournament. Ferguson sustained a hamstring injury while playing for Desert Vipers during the ILT20 in the UAE. The 33-year-old had to leave the field mid-match unable to complete his final over.

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Ravindra on the other hand suffered a nasty blow to his face while fielding during the tri-series opener against Pakistan at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium. The all-rounder took a ball to the forehead resulting in a laceration that required immediate attention. Due to this injury Ravindra missed New Zealand’s following match against South Africa.

Gary Stead's Injury Update on Ravindra and Ferguson

Speaking about Ravindra's recovery, Stead said:

"Rachin got a pretty nasty knock to his forehead in Lahore, but the good news is that he's recovering well. We’re following concussion protocols right now, and his headaches are subsiding. He even had a batting session today, which is positive, but we still have a few steps to go before he’s fully fit."
When asked about Ferguson, Stead was optimistic "Lockie has been training and has bowled a few sessions since we’ve been here. He’s picking up the intensity, and things are looking good for him. We’re hopeful he’ll be available for one of the upcoming matches."

New Zealand’s Champions Trophy Schedule 2025

With the Champions Trophy just around the corner the New Zealand cricket team schedule is packed with exciting fixtures. Here’s a quick look at their group-stage matches:

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  • 19 February 2025: New Zealand vs Pakistan - National Stadium, Karachi (2:30 PM IST)
  • 24 February 2025: New Zealand vs Bangladesh - Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium (2:30 PM IST)
  • 2 March 2025: New Zealand vs India - Dubai International Cricket Stadium (2:30 PM IST)
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