Conway ruled out of India ODI after collision with Henry in training
New Zealand cricketer Devon Conway has been ruled out of the first ODI against India after sustaining a concussion during a training collision with teammate Matt Henry. Several other New Zealand players are also sidelined due to various injuries.
Why it matters
The loss of key players significantly impacts New Zealand's team composition and competitiveness in the upcoming series against India.
New Zealand batter Devon Conway has been ruled out of the first ODI against India after suffering a concussion from a collision with Matt Henry during a training session. The incident happened at Eden Park on Tuesday, when the two players collided while attempting to take a catch. Both received immediate medical attention and underwent head injury assessments, according to New Zealand Cricket (NZC). While Henry's condition is being monitored, Conway was taken to hospital for further examination, which confirmed a concussion.
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