Internet goes crazy about Rachin Ravindra’s injury; It requires the CPI to change the Champions Trophy in Dubai

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Internet goes crazy about Rachin Ravindra's injury; It requires the CPI to change the Champions Trophy in Dubai


The New Zealand Cricket board has expressed that Rachin Ravindra is fine, but will be under the scrutiny of the medical team.

The New Zealand batter, Rachin Ravindra, suffered a terrifying injury on his forehead while presenting himself against the hosts in the Odi de Tri-Nation series in progress with Pakistan, New Zealand and South Africa. The incident took place during the first game of the series at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

Internet users exploded with a violent reaction when they blamed the bad PCB operations due to the entire land injury. After the incident, fans expressed their concerns on social networks and urged the ICC to change the Champions Trophy to Dubai.

In the 38th of the second tickets, Pakistan’s batter Khushdil Shah-Slog-Swept a delivery of Michael Bracewell. Rachin Ravindra was seen running towards a deep square leg to take the capture. Amid the bright reflectors, the young man lost sight of the ball and was beaten in the face. His forehead began to bleed instantly and the medical team ran immediately to attend him. After a few minutes of immediate treatment, Ravindra left the ground while covering his face with a towel.

“The brightness is more in such lights. Therefore, when the ball travels flat, it often cannot see it, ”explained the former Pakistan Rashid Latif captain.

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From now on, the New Zealand Cricket Board has expressed that the 25 -year -old all -year -old is fine, but it will be under the scrutiny of the medical team before its second match against South Africa.

The statement mentioned: “Ravindra was forced from the field after being beaten on the forehead by the ball trying a capture in 38. His first HIA (evaluation of head injuries) arrived and will continue to be monitored under the processes of HIA “.

The Tri-Nation 50-Over series began on February 8 and will continue until February 14 at Lahore and Karachi. The Champions Trophy campaign will also begin at home on February 19 with the inaugural match against the opponents, New Zealand.

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