The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has provided an update on Imamul Haq , a top-order batsman, who was injured during the third ODI against New Zealand.
“Pakistan team batter Imamul Haq sustained a mild facial injury during batting, caused by an accidental throw from a New Zealand fielder. He was immediately attended by the medical team and shifted to Tauranga Hospital for a detailed assessment,” the PCB said in a statement.
It added that a CT scan of his head and face was conducted and reported as normal. Based on clinical evaluation, he has been diagnosed with a mild concussion.
“Imam is feeling better now and remains in stable condition. The specialists at Tauranga Hospital have advised a two-week rest from all sporting activities. He has also been declared fit for air travel. The Pakistan team management and medical panel will continue to monitor his recovery closely”.
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New Zealand handed Pakistan a 43-run defeat in the third ODI at Bay Oval to complete a clean sweep in the three-match series.
Pakistan, while chasing a target of 265, were bowled out for 221 in 40 overs, falling well short once again in what has been a disappointing series for the visitors.
