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AFG Vs NZ One-Off Test: Afghanistan's Ibrahim Zadran A Doubtful Starter, Suffers Ankle Injury In Practice

The 22-year-old opening batter hurt his ankle during team's final practice session ahead of Afghanistan's first ever Test against New Zealand, starting on Monday

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Afghanistan batter Ibrahim Zadran has suffered an ankle injury. Photo: X/IZadran18
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Afghanistan opener Ibrahim Zadran is a doubtful for the one-off Test against New Zealand after copping up an injury on Sunday. (Streaming | Preview | More Cricket News)

The 22-year-old opening batter hurt his ankle during team's final practice session ahead of Afghanistan's first ever Test against New Zealand, starting on Monday.

"Today, in the practice session, Ibrahim had an injury in his ankle. But it's not sure 100 per cent what will happen tomorrow. We will see what will happen with him," Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi informed at the pre-match press conference.

Zadran has played seven of Afghanistan's nine Tests. He had scored his maiden century in the format earlier this year in February against Sri Lanka.

Afghanistan are already without start spinner Rashid Khan. Persistent rain has marred Afghanistan and New Zealand's preparation for this historic Test.