Matt Henry excluded from the rest of the T20I series against Pakistan; Announced replacement

New Zealand horse Matt Henry was officially excluded from the remaining T20I -T20I Pakistan. This decision comes while Henry continues rehabilitation from the shoulder injury obtained during ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semifinals against South Africa. His absence is a significant blow to black caps because they aim to secure a five -game series to win the series.
Details of injury and rehabilitation
Henry injured his right shoulder as he tried to capture during the Trophy champion semifinals. Despite his injury, he managed to buy twice later in the match. In addition, he dealt with the constant problem of the left knee, which further complicated his recovery process. New Zealand Crket (NZC) He confirmed that Henry would not participate in the last two matches of the series, citing his need to focus on rehab.
Replacement announced for Matt Henry
To make up for Henry’s absence, Canterbury Pacer Zak foulkes was selected in the team for the last two t20i. Foulkes is originally invited to the first three matches and will now stay with the team. Meanwhile, Will O’Rourke, which was initially listed for the introductory three games, joined the team for the last two matches instead of Kyle Jamiesonwhich is not available.
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Review of the series
The T20I five -game series was very competitive. New Zealand is currently leading 2-1 but suffered a record defeat in the third match. Pakistan persecuted the target in New Zealand of 205 runs in just 16 additions, setting up a new world record for the fastest chase of the 200 Plus goal in T20is. Hasan Nawaz acting with an explosive maiden century, breaking through Babar AzamRecord for the fastest ton t20i from the Pakistani player. Mark Chapman Previously, 94 rides for New Zealand, helping to establish a terrible result that ultimately proved to be insufficient against the dominant performance of Pakistan.