Rachin Ravindra suffered a forehead laceration that caused significant bleeding during the first ODI of the tri-series against Pakistan. PCB was blamed for it.

Rachin Ravindra picked up a nasty blow on his head during New Zealand's tri-series match against Pakistan. He was belling on the ground and was taken off the field after the blow at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra suffered a forehead injury during an ODI tri-series match against Pakistan after misjudging a catch under poor floodligh

New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra faced a distressing injury during the first ODI of the tri-series against Pakistan on Sunday. He suffered a laceration to his forehead, which caused bleeding and required his immediate exit from the field.

New Zealand batter Ravindra was forced out from the field after being struck in the forehead by the ball attempting a catch in the 38th over of their match against Pakistan in the ODI tri-series. The poor quality of floodlights at the Gaddafi Stadium is being blamed for the scary injury that could impact Ravindra's participation in the event.

Meanwhile, Glenn Phillips with a century helped New Zealand beat Pakistan by 78 runs in the opening game of the tri-nation cricket series.

Although New Zealand Cricket confirmed that Ravindra was "otherwise well," the incident sparked outrage among social media users, who criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

Rachin Ravindra sustained a nasty injury when a shot from Khushdil Shah hit his forehead straight as the New Zealander was trying to catch the ball. He was immediately taken away from tje field for treatment.