New Zealand pacer Matt Henry has been controlled out of the forthcoming ODI series in West Indies because of a rib injury. Henry is said to have encountered torment in his left side during training last week and must be supplanted in front of the 50-over series as there were no indications of progress. NZC have called up the great Ben Sears, who addresses Wellington Firebirds. "It's a disgrace for Matt to need to get back as of now of the visit," lead trainer Gary Stead said. "Albeit the injury isn't excessively serious - we felt there was a huge gamble it would turn out to be more regrettable through playing. Matt is returning right now and will start his restoration quickly with the end goal of being prepared for the ODI series in Australia toward the beginning of September," Stead added. "With the impending ODI series beginning on Wednesday and comprising of three games north of five days, we saw it as reasonable to get a completely fit substitution." Burns is yet to play an ODI for New Zealand yet made his T20I bow in September 2021 in Bangladesh and, surprisingly, highlighted in New Zealand's new visit through Netherlands, where he picked three wickets. At the homegrown level, the 24-year-old has played in 22 List-An installations, getting 28 wickets. "Ben comes straight from an effective visit with the BLACKCAPS in Europe and keeping in mind that he is yet to play ODI cricket - we trust he's prepared whenever called upon. At 24-years of age he's a thrilling youthful possibility and we like the speed and abilities he has," Stead thought. Burns is supposed to show up in Jamaica on Sunday and fly to Barbados with the crew on Monday in front of the primary ODI on Wednesday (August 17).