Published 18:58 IST, October 24th 2019
Lockie Ferguson returns to field after injury ahead of England series
New Zealand's Lockie Ferguson is returning to the field after thumb injury for warm-up matches in England ahead of the five-match T20I series next month.
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New Zealand cricketer Lockie Ferguson is returning to field for warm-up matches in England ahe of five-match T20I series in vember. Ferguson last played an international cricket match in final match of World Cup on July 14, 2019. He has since n been out of action due to a fracture in his thumb during a training session. As a result of that, he could t join New Zealand cricket team for its Sri Lanka tour.
ICC quoted him saying " thumb has healed well and I'm looking forward to having a hit-out at Lincoln," Ferguson said.
He n ded, "While it's obviously frustrating to be sidelined, it's actually been good to take some time to freshen up and be able to return with plenty of motivation and energy.”
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Ferguson all set to meet England
Ferguson will be playing two practice matches, one on October 27 and October 29 to match up pace ahe of ir Twenty-20 series. His first match after injury will be against same team against whom he played his last international match, England. At ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, he h been one best players as he finished as country's leing wicket-taker with 21 wickets with an aver of 19.47 runs. 28-year-old tearaway pacer is looking forward to clash against England once again.
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He spoke to ICC saying, “It's beginning of a really big summer of cricket, and it's exciting to be starting it against a quality England side”.
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