Bhuvneshwar Kumar did not feature in India’s fourth T20I against New Zealand in Auckland.
The pacer had played the first three matches after his comeback, but was rested for the latest game.
No further details were immediately available on the reason for his omission from the playing XI.
It was not clear at the time whether the decision was part of workload management or a tactical call.
Source / Attribution: NDTV Sports
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