India, led by Shubman Gill, took a 1-0 lead after winning the rain-affected series opener by five wickets at Eden Park on Wednesday, November 4. New Zealand were bowled out for just 185 runs in 40.2 overs. Virat Kohli scored 74 runs off 51 balls, guiding India to victory in the revised chase of 143 runs in 32 overs.
Subsequent examinations confirmed that the wicketkeeper-batter had suffered a concussion. The 35-year-old had already missed the series opener following the initial concussion assessment.
All-rounder Rachin Ravindra has already been ruled out with a right shoulder issue, while middle-order batter Mark Chapman will miss the series because of a hamstring injury.
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Meanwhile, Henry has received medical clearance after being assessed for a concussion following the collision. He is available for selection for the second ODI. Henry had also missed the final three matches of the preceding T20I series against India because of a low-grade tear in his right quadriceps.
India's bowlers dominated the opening encounter, with Arshdeep Singh taking 4/70, Gurnoor Brar claiming 3/44 and Anshul Kamboj picking up 2/22. Blair Tickner contributed 34 runs from the No. 11 position, including four sixes, but New Zealand could only manage 185.
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Keene and Sheat had taken six wickets each and were among the joint-highest wicket-takers in the series, alongside Zak Gibson and India's Auqib Nabi. New Zealand Cricket provided an update on the recovery timelines of the injured bowlers.
Auckland batter Dale Phillips has been brought into the New Zealand A setup to replace Kelly. Tim Robinson will also remain with New Zealand A. Zak Gibson and Brett Randell will continue with the developmental team for the third unofficial Test, while Danru Ferns has been added to the bowling attack.
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