Rachin Ravindra's Head Injury Raises Concerns About Gaddafi Stadium's Inadequate Lighting: Watch the Clip

In a recent ODI match against Pakistan at Gaddafi stadium in Lahore, New Zealand all-rounder Rachin Ravindra sustained a forehead injury after misjudging a catch during the 38th over, raising concerns about the stadium’s lighting conditions. The incident sparked debates on social media regarding the adequacy of the floodlights, especially with the ICC Champions Trophy set to take place in Pakistan later this year. Despite the injury, which left Ravindra bloodied but alert, New Zealand clinched a 78-run victory over Pakistan, bolstered by solid performances from Glenn Phillips, Kane Williamson, and Daryl Mitchell. As Ravindra undergoes further medical assessment, calls for improvements in stadium infrastructure and lighting have intensified in light of safety concerns for players.

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