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Men's ODI WC: NZ's Matt Henry Walks Off The Field Mid Over With Hamstring Injury During SA Clash
Henry managed to deliver three balls in his sixth over before departing, with Jimmy Neesham stepping in to finish the remaining deliveries.
"Matt Henry is currently off the field in Pune after feeling tightness in his right hamstring during his 6th over," New Zealand Cricket said in a statement. " Following further assessment he will not return to the field at this stage," it added.
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