New Zealand cricketer Lockie Ferguson is forced to withdraw from the ODI series against Sri Lanka due to a calf injury sustained during the second T20I. Despite his match-winning performance in the T20I,

Lockie Ferguson will be flying back to New Zealand after picking up a calf injury in their series-levelling T20I victory over Sri Lanka on Sunday. The 33-year-old fast bowler has been ruled out of the ODI leg of the tour which begins with the first of three matches on November 13.

New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson is out of the one-day international series against Sri Lanka with a leg injury, days after taking a hat-trick against the same opposition. Ferguson went off for treatment straight after becoming the sixth New Zealander to take a Twenty20 international hat-trick during his second over in Sunday's series-levelling win in Dambulla.

In-form pacer Lockie Ferguson ruled out of ODI series against Sri Lanka, New Zealand name another speedster as replacement.

Fast bowler Lockie Ferguson picked up a hat-trick early in Sri Lanka's run-chase in Dambulla in the second T20I.

Lockie Ferguson became the sixth New Zealander to take a T20 hat-trick as the visitors edged Sri Lanka by four wickets in a low scoring match in Dambulla.

New Zealand's Lockie Ferguson accomplished a hat-trick to help his team defend a 108 total against Sri Lanka, ending the series in a draw. Despite a low score and challenges, the Black Caps displayed remarkable performance with contributions from players like Glenn Phillips and Mitch Hay.

New Zealand paceman Lockie Ferguson has been ruled out of the one-day international series against Sri Lanka after suffering a calf strain in the second Twenty20 match against the South Asians.

Kusal Mendis and Avishka Fernando smash centuries against a new-look New Zealand as Sri Lanka cruised to a 45-run win under the DLS method in a rain-hit first ODI at Dambulla.