New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra Suffers Head Injury in ODI Win Over Pakistan
Ravindra was struck on the forehead while fielding under challenging floodlights at Gaddafi Stadium, raising safety concerns about the venue's infrastructure.
- Rachin Ravindra sustained a laceration to his forehead after misjudging a catch due to glare from the floodlights during Pakistan's innings in the tri-nation series opener.
- The New Zealand Cricket team confirmed Ravindra received immediate medical attention and passed an initial Head Injury Assessment but will continue to be monitored.
- Criticism has mounted against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) over the quality of the Gaddafi Stadium's floodlights, with former cricketers and fans questioning the venue's readiness for international matches.
- New Zealand secured a commanding 78-run victory, powered by Glenn Phillips' unbeaten 106 and key contributions from Daryl Mitchell and Kane Williamson, setting a target of 331 runs.
- Pakistan's batting faltered despite Fakhar Zaman's 84, with Mitchell Santner and Matt Henry taking three wickets each to bowl the hosts out for 252 runs.
Hindustan Times 
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