After suffering a knee injury during the first ODI against Ireland, Tony de Zorzi has also been rested for the next ODI against Ireland.
Due to" a lumbar stress reaction," Nande Burger has been suspended from the remainder of the three-match ODI set against Ireland in Abu Dhabi and the upcoming Test set against Bangladesh.
No long before the next ODI, Burger "experienced pain in his lower up," according to CSA, who said he "experienced the injury" and that he" will return home and undergo further analyses."
There was no release about a substitute for the next ODI of the line, which South Africa are leading 1-0 after a 139-run get in the first game, but CSA said a substitute for the Testing in Dhaka and Chattogram may be "announced in due course". That club has Kagiso Rabada, Dane Paterson and Wiaan Mulder as the fast-bowling alternatives.
Tony de Zorzi is likewise missing the second ODI against Ireland. De Zorzi was being precautionarily rested after suffering a" soft tissue injuries to his right thigh."
In Abu Dhabi's second ODI on Wednesday, he soon left the field and was spotted gingerly walking on the sidelines after hurting his leg while attempting to drop and area the game in the heavy on the sand-based field. He did n't return to field, and underwent MRI scans on Thursday, which revealed the injury.
De Zorzi is also in the club for the Assessments in Bangladesh, and is the likely starting lover for Aiden Markram it. The squad does n't have another opening batter, with Tristan Stubbs, captain Temba Bavuma, David Bedingham and one of Ryan Rickelton and Kyle Verreynne, the wicketkeeper-batters, likely to form the middle-order, with the uncapped Matthew Breetzke around as back-up.
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