Australia has to alter before the T20s against New Zealand
Josh Inglis has been ruled out of Australia's T20 series in New Zealand with a calf injury, with Alex Carey named as his replacement
The Australian wicketkeeper will miss the T20I series in New Zealand, but a replacement has been found.
Australia has had to change their gloves before their T20I series in New Zealand, which starts on October 1.
Josh Inglis can't go on the tour since he hurt his calf, therefore, Alex Carey will take his place.
Inglis said his right calf hurt after a run in Perth earlier this week. After scans, he was ruled out of the series at Mount Maunganui.
Cricket Australia plans to put the wicketkeeper/batter on a special regimen in the hopes that he will be back in time for a home white-ball series against India that starts with the first of three ODIs on October 19.
Carey has hurt his calf before; he hurt it again when playing as a sub-fielder in last year's Boxing Day Test against India.
Inglis is an important element of Australia's white-ball teams, and his fitness also makes them think about red-ball cricket, since the wicketkeeper will probably back up Carey during the home Ashes summer.
Australia's T20I team against New Zealand
Mitchell Marsh (c), Travis Head, Alex Carey, Matthew Short, Mitchell Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell, Tim David, Sean Abbott, Ben Dwarshuis, Xavier Bartlett, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood, and Matt Kuhnemann
