Cricket
India kicked off the ODI series against New Zealand with a win in Vadodara, but celebrations were cut short due to an injury setback
Washington Sundar suffered a hip injury while bowling in the first ODI and has now been ruled out of the remainder of the series
Young Delhi all-rounder Ayush Badoni was named as Sundar’s replacement, earning a spot in the Indian ODI squad
Despite the call-up, Badoni is unlikely to feature in the second ODI, as team management reportedly prefers another option
With Nitish Kumar Reddy already part of the squad, the all-rounder is expected to get a place in the playing XI for the Rajkot ODI
The second ODI will be played in Rajkot on January 14, where India will look to seal the series with a 2-0 lead against New Zealand