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Mitchell rested ahead of 5th T20I against Pakistan, Rachin Ravindra named as replacement

Updated on: 21 January,2024 06:55 AM IST  |  Christchurch
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Having showcased his prowess with two half-centuries in the series, Mitchell’s workload management became a priority for the hosts

Mitchell rested ahead of 5th T20I against Pakistan, Rachin Ravindra named as replacement

Daryl Mitchell and Rachin Ravindra

New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell has been pulled out of New Zealand’s fifth T20I against Pakistan on Sunday, as Rachin Ravindra was named as his replacement.


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Having showcased his prowess with two half-centuries in the series, Mitchell’s workload management became a priority for the hosts.


Coach Gary Stead emphasized the significance of preserving Mitchell, considering the upcoming Test matches against South Africa and Australia. With the series already secured at 4-0, the decision to rest Mitchell provides an opportune moment to reintroduce all-rounder Rachin Ravindra, who was initially rested for the series.

Ravindra, having last played in December, steps back into the national squad, eager to make his mark. Stead expressed confidence in Ravindra’s fit into the team’s role after a brief break.

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