ENG vs NZ: Injured Colin de Grandhomme goes off field after suffering suspected strain to right heal
India Today
New Zealand set up a 277-run target for England after Daryl Mitchell registered a century and Tom Blundell fell four runs short of his ton to make it to the Lord's honours board.
New Zealand all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme suffered a "suspected strain" to his right heal during the second session on Day 3 of the ongoing first Test against England at Lord's on Saturday. An MRI scan is being sought to further investigate.
While providing an update, BlackCaps said, "Colin de Grandhomme has suffered a suspected strain to his right heal and won’t return to the field today. An MRI scan is being sought to further investigate."
BlackCaps had earlier stated, "Colin de Grandhomme has left the field after sustaining a right ankle injury while bowling in the 2nd session of day 3. He's currently being assessed by the medical team to ascertain his involvement in the remainder of the innings."
UPDATE | Colin de Grandhomme has suffered a suspected strain to his right heal and won’t return to the field today. An MRI scan is being sought to further investigate. #ENGvNZ
The 35-year-old pulled up with one ball to go to complete his third over. The 31st over of the match was completed by Daryl Mitchell.
