India will be featuring next in the five-match ODI series against the Kiwis, and with a busy schedule, they have next lined up a two-match Test series against the same opposition. They have given more importance to the Test series and want to win it, and thus have named two different squads, with some senior players leaving the ODI squad for the longest format.
Gautam Gambhir said (as quoted by TOI), "I dont have an update yet on Rishabh Pant, will share when I get. This is a shocking response from the team India head coach, as he is totally unaware of Rishabh’s injury, and the update from the CoE (Centre of Excellence) has not reached the management."
Will Rishabh Pant play in the first Test against New Zealand?
The BCCI medical team has kept him out as a precautionary measure because his recovery fell short of full competitive clearance. He has been named in the squad, but beside his name there was an asterisk mark, which suggested that he will be subject to playing the series only if he gets fit. The uncertainty clouds grow as the days pass by.
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