Cole McConchie Steps Up Amid Unexpected Line-up Change for New Zealand
Cole McConchie steps in for the injured Michael Bracewell in New Zealand's squad for the T20 World Cup. Bracewell re-injured his calf during warm-ups, leading to McConchie's inclusion. McConchie, with prior T20 international experience, strengthens New Zealand's bid for the Super Eight stage.
Cole McConchie has been called up to join New Zealand's squad for the ongoing Twenty20 World Cup, stepping in for Michael Bracewell who is ruled out due to injury, the International Cricket Council announced on Monday.
Bracewell, who initially recovered from a calf injury, suffered a setback during warm-ups for the team's opener against Afghanistan on February 8. His absence left a gap that McConchie, a versatile all-rounder, is set to fill.
With 12 T20 internationals under his belt, McConchie's experience will bolster New Zealand's efforts as they aim to secure a spot in the Super Eight stage with an upcoming match against Canada.
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