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Guptill doubtful for India clash after toe injury

Updated on: 28 October,2021 08:10 AM IST  |  Sharjah
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“Guptill was looking in a little bit of discomfort at the end of the match and the next 24 to 48 hours will be decisive,” New Zealand head coach Gary Stead told reporters after the match.

Guptill doubtful for India clash after toe injury

Martin Guptill

Experienced opener Martin Guptill has been rendered a doubtful starter for New Zealand’s Super 12 match against India on Sunday after he suffered a toe injury during their clash against Pakistan in the ongoing T20 World Cup.


Guptill hurt his toe after being hit by a Haris Rauf delivery during his side’s five-wicket loss to Pakistan here on Tuesday night. 


“Guptill was looking in a little bit of discomfort at the end of the match and the next 24 to 48 hours will be decisive,” New Zealand head coach Gary Stead told reporters after the match.


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