New Zealand provide injury update on pacer Blair Tickner for remainder of 2nd Test against West Indies

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New Zealand on Thursday, December 11, ahead of the second day of the ongoing second Test, confirmed that pacer Blair Tickner "will not bowl or field, and is unlikely to bat" for the remainder of the game in Wellington. Tickner dislocated his left shoulder while diving to stop a boundary on the first day of the Wellington Test and was taken to the hospital after the end of the day's play. Tickner was seen on the ground on Thursday but was "awaiting further specialist assessment to determine his return to play" as per New Zealand Cricket.

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