WELLINGTON: Pakistani left-arm pacer Wahab Riaz recovered from injury and all set to play third and last T20 match of the series, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
Wahab Riaz hit by ball on his left forearm during practice session and he left the ground. He was doing batting practice when he hit by ball.
“Wahab suffered a bruised left forearm after being struck in the nets by a short pitched delivery,” said Robbinson. “The bruise was appropriately managed using ice and compression. Today [Wednesday], he successfully completed a full practice session involving fielding and bowling. I am confident he will be fit for selection in the final T20I against New Zealand on Friday,” he added.
After being brutally punished by New Zealand in second Twenty20 (T20) game, Pakistan will be eyeing an spectacular come back in the third and final game of the series on Friday, January 22.
Black Caps showed on Sunday why they are rated so high in this format of the cricket, as they made a phenomenal comeback after going one down in the series.
Kiwis thrashed Green Shirts by a whole ten-wicket margin in second game after falling short of victory in the first game by 16 runs.
The final clash between both sides will be on Friday, January 22.
TIME: (19:00 local | 06:00 GMT | 11:00 am PST)
VENUE: Westpac Stadium, Wellington
You can enjoy the final match live HERE: Ten Sports, PTV Sports Live
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