Tom Blundell on standby as Henry Nicholls faces concussion tests

Tom Brundel is preparing to wait for the New Zealand team after Henry Nichols hit his head with a batting average with England.

When Jofra Archer beat him with a bouncer that sharply jumped to 86 miles all day, Nicholls seemed ridiculous, like the one who targeted his team on the second day on Mount Maunganui.

Nicholls had his first concussion on the spot and was able to continue hitting, but he would have to take additional tests before starting the game on Saturday and night before resuming innings. If not, Blundell will do it for you.

Delayed signs of concussion are not uncommon. Hashim Amla returned to the plate at the England World Cup in South Africa at The Oval, where Archer left the pitch for a while with a helmet, but was excluded from the next match against Bangladesh.

Hamish Rutherford was hit again by Archer early in the innings of last week's qualifying match between New Zealand A and England, but was pushed out of the rest of the game despite half a century. To concussion.

Steven Smith was famous for being hit by an archer guard at the Lord's second retest in August, but he resumed his innings after a short time passing an initial concussion test. He was eliminated from the rest of the game after the game deteriorated overnight and missed his third test at Headingley.

Due to Smith's injury, Marnus Labuschagne became the first concussion replacement in the test record, in accordance with the new ICC rules introduced on August 1, which allows the team to replace eukaryotic players with so-called "similar" during the match. . Since then, Jermaine Blackwood has joined the West Indies team as a replacement for Darren Bravo's concussion with Jasprit Bumrah guards on helmets, and Dean Elgar in South Africa was replaced by Theunis de Bruyn in a third test last month. Fast Umesh Yadav's ball hit India with a helmet.

Blundell made only two tests but spent a century in his debut with the West Indies and scored 60 points in New Zealand A with England a few days ago.

Nichols hit his head back with ducks to avoid archers' guards. There was no glazing factor for the blow as the ball popped out the front of the leg. He changed his helmet and kept two short balls pretty well on the rest of the balls.