BREAKING: Star Batter Ruled Out of Remainder of NZ vs IND 2026 ODIs Due to Concussion
Conway will miss the rest of the series after a concussion, while Henry has been medically cleared and Nick Kelly joins the squad earlier than planned.
- New Zealand batter Devon Conway has been ruled out of the remaining four ODIs against India after sustaining a concussion during training; Nick Kelly has been named as his replacement.
- During a fielding practice session in Auckland last week, Conway sustained the injury following a collision with teammate Matt Henry, with both players receiving immediate medical attention.
- Matt Henry has been cleared of concussion following medical assessments and is available for selection for the second ODI against India on Saturday, November 7, at Wellington Regional Stadium.
- Kelly's promotion to the senior side triggered a reshuffle within the New Zealand A setup, with Auckland Aces batter Dale Phillips called up to replace him for the final four-day match.
- Conway will now focus on his recovery, with the two-match ICC World Test Championship series against India beginning in Wellington on November 19 as his next major target.
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