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Worker replaces New Zealand's broken Broom

Worker, who played two matches for New Zealand in cricket's shortest form two years ago, has been recalled to the side.

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WELLINGTON: In-form batsman Neil Broom was Thursday forced out of the remaining two Twenty20 matches against Bangladesh with a broken finger and replaced by George Worker, New Zealand Cricket said.

Broom, who averaged 76.66 in the preceding three one-day internationals against Bangladesh, injured his finger while fielding in the first T20 in Napier on Tuesday. 

Worker, who played two matches for New Zealand in cricket's shortest form two years ago, has been recalled to the side. 

A New Zealand Cricket spokesman said Ross Taylor, who has recovered from eye surgery six weeks ago, was not considered because of a minor side-strain.

The remaining two T20s are played in Mount Maunganui on Friday and Sunday.

New Zealand won the first match in the series as well as the three ODIs.
 

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