New Zealand batsman Rabindra was kicked out of the field after being hit by the forehead with the ball in the 38th match against Pakistan in the ODI Try Series. The poor quality of floodlights at Gaddafi Stadium is blamed on the horrific injuries that could affect Rabindra’s participation in the event. “Rabindra had a laceration to his forehead, which is handled and handled on the ground, but otherwise it’s going well. He went on to keep the first hia going well and kept being monitored under the hia process. Let’s go,” New Zealand cricket informed in a statement. Saturday.
The incident occurred in the 38th of the match when Kushdir Shah hit a shot towards Lachin Rabindra with his deep rear square leg. The ball was moving at pace and Rabindra placed herself for the catch. Unfortunately, he lost sight of the ball in the lights as it hit his face. Rabindra fell quickly as blood flowed from his face.
Rabindra was taken away from the field by medical staff from the New Zealand team and later received further treatment.
Pakistan lost the opening match of the Tri Series by 78 runs and bowled 252 in 47.5 overs. They were chasing a hard target after New Zealand rode New Zealand with a fantastic intermediate batting by Glenn Phillips. 6 in over 50.
what’s wrong @icc Did Pakistan’s ground allow international matches?
The ICC must ensure the safety of the players and if Pakistan is unable to offer the shift champion trophy to Dubai.
Prayer for Raychin Rabindra #pakvnz pic.twitter.com/77bva7uqjv
– Kohliforever (@kohliforever0) February 8, 2025
Rabindra previously won 19 balls and 25, and was caught and bowled by Abral Ahmed.
However, his injury later in the match, it appears that fans were rushed to prepare infrastructure for the Champions Trophy at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). .
“The PCB should improve the quality of the light on the ground. Raychin Rabindra misjudges the ball under bad lights and makes cruel hits near the eyes. He will recover quickly. I hope.”
“PCB should improve the quality of the light on the ground. Raytin Rabindra mistakenly judges the ball under bad lights and takes a brutal hit near the eyes. That he will recover quickly I hope,” another fan said in his post.
Most of the fans blamed poor floodlights for Rabindra’s injuries. “Rachin Ravindra is a much better fielder than the entire Pakistan team, but can’t you still see the ball while catching? A poor light at Gaddafi Stadium,” another fan wrote.
Another fan led the ICC to the task, allowing the PCB to host international matches against such poor floodlights. “How did @ICC allow international matches to be held on Pakistan’s ground? ICC must ensure the safety of players. If Pakistan cannot provide Dubai with a shift champion trophy “Raychin Rabindra’s prayer,” another fan said.
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