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Rachin Ravindra and Mark Chapman Ruled Out of New Zealand’s ODI Series Against India

Rachin Ravindra and Mark Chapman have been ruled out of New Zealand's five-match ODI series against India, which begins on November 4, 2026.
Chapman is recovering from a left hamstring injury and requires a further two weeks of rehabilitation following an MRI scan.
Ravindra's right shoulder has not recovered sufficiently for him to field at full capacity, and New Zealand are avoiding risk ahead of the Test series later in November.
Tim Seifert, originally selected for ODIs four and five, is now available for all five matches.
Henry Nicholls has been added for the first three ODIs, while Dean Foxcroft will join for the final two matches after the India A-New Zealand A red-ball series.

Glenn Phillips Eyes Bilateral T20I Run Record in India Series Finale

Glenn Phillips has scored 276 runs in the ongoing five-match T20I series against India ahead of the final match on November 1, 2026.
Phillips needs 56 runs in the fifth T20I to surpass Phil Salt’s record of 331 runs in a bilateral T20I series, set against the West Indies in December 2023.
Mohammad Rizwan is second on the cited all-time list with 316 runs in six T20Is against England in 2022.
Phillips is 15 runs short of Mark Chapman’s New Zealand record of 290 runs in a bilateral T20I series, set against Pakistan in 2024.
Phillips scored 107 off 49 balls in the fourth T20I against India on October 30.

Will O’Rourke Ruled Out of India Series as New Zealand Manage Injury Setback

Will O’Rourke will miss New Zealand’s upcoming home series against India.
The fast bowler is recovering from left hamstring and calf injuries.
New Zealand Cricket described the decision as precautionary.
O’Rourke is targeting a return ahead of the December Test tour of Australia.
Mark Chapman and Zak Foulkes have also been ruled out of India's T20I series with injuries.

Did you know? Facts about Mark Chapman

Henry Nicholls earned his call-up after scoring 119 for Canterbury against Wellington in the Ford Trophy, his 13th List A century. Read the story →
Dean Foxcroft is scheduled to join the Black Caps after the New Zealand A red-ball series against India A concludes. Read the story →
Tim Seifert scored 93 off 50 balls in New Zealand's fifth T20I against India in Hamilton on November 1. Read the story →
The ODI series is scheduled to begin at Eden Park in Auckland on November 4, with the fifth and final match set for Mount Maunganui on November 15. Read the story →
Only two players had scored 300 or more runs in a bilateral T20I series before the final match: Phil Salt and Mohammad Rizwan. Read the story →
Phillips already held the record for the most runs by a batter in a T20I series against India, according to the Times of India report. Read the story →
A half-century in the final T20I would give Phillips four or more 50-plus scores in the same bilateral series, a feat previously achieved by Mohammad Rizwan and Japan’s Sabaorish Ravichandran. Read the story →
Phillips’ 107 in the fourth T20I came from 49 deliveries. Read the story →

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Rachin Ravindra and Mark Chapman Ruled Out of New Zealand’s ODI Series Against India

New Zealand will be without Rachin Ravindra and Mark Chapman for the five-match ODI series against India as they continue rehabilitation for shoulder and hamstring injuries. Tim Seifert is now available for the full series, with Henry Nicholls and Dean Foxcroft added for different stages of the tour

Glenn Phillips Eyes Bilateral T20I Run Record in India Series Finale

Glenn Phillips has scored 276 runs in New Zealand’s T20I series against India and needs 56 in the fifth match to surpass Phil Salt’s bilateral-series record of 331. He is also 15 runs away from breaking Mark Chapman’s New Zealand record for a bilateral T20I series.

Will O’Rourke Ruled Out of India Series as New Zealand Manage Injury Setback

New Zealand fast bowler Will O’Rourke has been ruled out of the upcoming home series against India as he continues rehabilitation for hamstring and calf injuries. New Zealand Cricket is taking a cautious approach, with the pacer targeting a return ahead of the four-Test tour of Australia in December

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