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Conway out as Black Caps face Kohli's India in ODIs

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Blair Tickner was the second highest scorer in the first ODI loss to India at Eden Park PHOTO: BLACK CAPS SCREENSHOT
Blair Tickner was the second highest scorer in the first ODI loss to India at Eden Park PHOTO: BLACK CAPS SCREENSHOT

Black Caps batter Devon Conway has been ruled out of the remaining ODIs against India after sustaining a concussion while fielding during training on Tuesday.


Left-handed batter Nick Kelly, who was selected for ODIs four and five, will assemble with the squad today in Wellington to replace Conway.


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Matt Henry, who was involved in the fielding mishap with Conway, has been cleared of concussion.


Auckland Aces batter Dale Phillips will replace Kelly in the New Zealand A squad for the final four day match against India A starting on Saturday.


India won the opening ODI at Eden Park with Virat Kohli playing a starring role in the rain interrupted game.


Batting at No 11, Blair Tickner came close to top-scoring for the Black Caps hitting four sixes in his innings of 34.


The second ODI is tomorrow (Saturday) at Hnry Stadium in Wellington starting at 3pm.

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