New Zealand player Brooke Halliday has been controlled out of the last two ODIs against India subsequent to being considered a nearby contact of a Covid-19 case. Halliday, who played the oddball T20I as well as the initial two ODIs, ate outside with her accomplice, who in this way tried positive for Covid-19. According to conventions, Halliday will be expected to disengage in her lodging for seven days. She returned a negative Covid-19 test on Monday (February 21) and will be tried again on day five of her disengagement. In the event that she returns a subsequent negative test, she can complete her confinement period and once again join the group on Friday as they get ready for the following month's home World Cup. "This is clearly a baffling time for Brooke," said lead trainer Bob Carter. "Be that as it may, she's leftover playful, and as a group we're supporting her and monitoring her by telephone and so on Obviously, we're anticipating her re-joining the group whenever she's met the suitable conventions." In the mean time, New Zealand will be without the threesome of Lea Tahuhu, Maddy Green and Fran Jonas for the fourth round of the series, which they have effectively secured. While Green and Jonas endured cuts to their hands, Tahuhu will be refreshed as a careful step. Tahuhu was constrained off the field with a minor physical issue in the third ODI however gotten back to bat in New Zealand's pursuit. She'll be accessible as a substitute defender if important. "Maddy and Fran both harmed their hands while rehearsing. We are observing their singular circumstances and are confident of a fast recuperation for both. We would have rather not hazard Lea bowling in ODI 4, particularly with a World Cup not far off," Carter said.