Taskin Ahmed replaced him in Bangladesh's Viii
Shoriful Islam, a fast bowler from Bangladesh who has a groin damage, will miss the second Check against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. He will then face a race against time to prepare for India's two Test matches the following month.
After the first Check next year, Shoriful complained of pain in the groin area, according to Bangladesh team doctor Bayjedul Islam Khan, and subsequent assessments confirmed the damage.
Following the initial Test, Shoric had an MRI, and the benefits revealed a Grade 1 quit flexor strain, according to Bayjedul. He has already started his rehab, and healing typically takes ten times in these cases.
Shoriful had taken three innings in Bangladesh's ten-wicket win in the first Check against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. He was likewise helpful with the wicket, hitting two innings in a 14-ball 22. Taskin Ahmed replaced him in Bangladesh's starting XI for the next Test.
Since making his debut three years ago, Shoriful has played 11 Testing for Bangladesh but also has n't missed 11 of those. Taskin, however, is returning to the file after more than a year.
Bangladesh's next task is a tour of India, with the first Evaluation in Chennai from September 19. The journey, which starts on October 12 and ends on October 12, includes two Test matches and three T20I matches.
Bangladesh's schedule is hectic until 2024, with a full-fledged tour of the West Indies in November and December, and two Testing at home against South Africa in October.
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