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Mark Chapman ruled out of final ODI against Pakistan due to hamstring injury

New Zealand batter Mark Chapman will miss the third and final ODI against Pakistan at Bay Oval as he continues his recovery from a minor hamstring injury, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) confirmed on Friday.

Chapman suffered a grade-one hamstring tear during the first ODI in Napier and was subsequently ruled out of the second match in Hamilton. Despite hopes of a return for the series finale at Mount Maunganui, the 30-year-old failed a fitness test at training and will not be risked.

Top-order batter Tim Seifert, who replaced Chapman in Hamilton, will remain with the squad for the final ODI on Saturday. Seifert, the Player of the Series in New Zealand’s 4-1 T20I triumph over Pakistan, is yet to add to his three ODI caps.

New Zealand has dominated the white-ball series, securing an unassailable 2-0 lead in the ODIs after victories by 73 and 84 runs.

(With IANS inputs)

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