Quick bowler Adam Milne has been removed from New Zealand's ODI crew for the impending series in Pakistan and India in January because of worries about his readiness. Blair Tickner, who is presently in Pakistan with New Zealand's Test group, has supplanted Milne in the ODI crew. Milne, 30, had a few snugness in his hamstring toward the finish of the home series against India in November 2022 and in this manner missed two Portage Prize games, New Zealand's homegrown 50-over competition, for Wellington in December. He played Wellington's initial two matches of the Crush, the homegrown T20 contest, yet the responsibility of six ODIs in 16 days in Pakistan and India was considered an over the top gamble. "Adam was exceptionally direct with us about his interests around the absence of one-day bowling stacking for the impending visits," New Zealand selector Gavin Larsen said. "In the wake of talking to him, we concurred his arrangement driving into the visit wouldn't be adequate for him to adapt to the requests of one after the other, three-game ODI series. We value his trustworthiness and his authentic craving not to let the group down. "Blair's abilities at bowling through the center and his capacity to raise a ruckus around town hard make him a comparable possibility to what Adam offered us. The reality he's as of now in Pakistan encountering the circumstances is a special reward." New Zealand drew the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan and start the second and last Trial of the series on January 2 in Karachi. The ODI players will leave New Zealand for Pakistan on January 4 for three matches on January 9, 11 and 13 - all in Karachi - prior to making a trip to India for three ODIs on January 18, 21 and 24. They will likewise play three T20Is in India on January 27, 29 and February 1; the crew for the T20I series is yet to be named.