Adam Milne has been controlled out of the rest of New Zealand's European Tour with an Achilles injury. Jacob Duffy was called up as his substitution in the crew. Milne, who felt torment in his left Achilles ligament during their most memorable net meeting in Ireland, will presently be accessible just for the last two rounds of the visit against the Netherlands. "We're normally disheartened for Adam" said mentor Shane Jurgensen on Friday (July 15). "He's an extraordinary person in any group and I am certain he'll apply major areas of strength for him to this next period of recovery. There is still a ton of cricket to come for the current year remembering the ICC T20 World Cup for Australia, and not entirely set in stone to make himself accessible to be important for that choice picture. "We're supporting Jacob to move forward. He's made a thrilling beginning to his white ball worldwide vocation. He's a laid out entertainer in our Dream11 Super Smash and displayed on T20I debut against Pakistan that he can move those abilities to global cricket." While MIlne leaves Ireland on Saturday, the group has one ODI staying against Ireland that will be played on Friday in Malahide before the T20I crew move to Belfast in front of the main T20I on Monday. After the three T20Is against Ireland, New Zealand play Scotland in two T20Is and one ODI, prior to completing their European side trip with two T20Is against the Netherlands. Updated squad: Mitchell Santner (c), Finn Allen, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Dane Cleaver (wk), Jacob Duffy, Lockie Ferguson, Martin Guptill, Daryl Mitchell, Jimmy Neesham, Glenn Phillips, Michael Rippon, Ben Sears, Ish Sodhi, Blair Tickner