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Rachin Ravindra Doubtful for India T20I Series After Shoulder Dislocation

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New Zealand batter Rachin Ravindra suffered a dislocated right shoulder during a promotional event on Wednesday, casting doubt over his availability for the upcoming T20I series against India. Initial medical assessments have found no major structural damage to the injured shoulder. His recovery timeline will depend on rehabilitation progress over the next month. New Zealand's management has prioritized his full recovery, particularly with a demanding Test schedule ahead.

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