New Zealand have suspended batsman Jesse Ryder and fast bowler Doug Bracewell for breaching team rules on drinking alcohol. In a statement issued on Thursday, New Zealand Cricket said they will miss Saturday’s third One-Day International against South Africa because they drank at a Napier hotel following Wednesday’s second one-dayer, breaching rules which prohibit injured players from drinking. Bracewell has a strained hamstring and Ryder a minor hand injury. The statement said the players also responded verbally to taunts from a member of the public. New Zealand team manager Mike Sadle said both players had apologised and “they know they have let down fans and teammates alike.” Ryder has a checkered history in the New Zealand team, having previously been fined and stood down for alcohol-related misbehavior. In 2008 he was injured when he punched a window in a hotel toilet and in 2010 he was fined and warned for his
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