Bangladesh Mohammad Saifuddin Will Miss Pakistan’s Home Series
Injured Bangladesh pace bowling all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin. Who ruled out of the ongoing ICC World T20 due to a back injury. Is set to be ruled out of the upcoming home series against Pakistan from November.
Earlier, the Chittagong-born Saifuddin was ruled out of the T20 World Cup 2021 due to a back problem. As per a team official, the speedster complained of pain on the left side of his back after Bangladesh match against Sri Lanka on October 24 at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium.
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Saifuddin set for another prolonged break from international cricket. “He (Saifuddin) has a stress injury. After a month’s rest he will start his rehabilitation program,” Chowdhury quoted as saying on Thursday, October 28.
BCB Chief Physician Debashish Chowdhury Said Mohammad Saifuddin will Need to Rest for at Least a Month
Confirming the development, Bangladesh Cricket Board’s chief physician Debashish Choudhary said. That he needs to rest for at least a month before starting his rehabilitation program. To recover from a stress fracture.
“He (Saifuddin) has a tension injury,” Debashish said on Thursday (October 28). After a month’s rest, he will start his rehabilitation programme.
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Bangladesh to Host Pakistan After the Completion of T20 World Cup
Bangladesh host Pakistan after the completion of the T20 World Cup for three T20 Internationals. And two Test matches in November this year. Which will be part of the current World Test Championship cycle.
The T20I is to begin on 19, 20 and 22 November at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka.
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Saifuddin, who returned to Dhaka on Thursday. Said he was upset about Bangladesh World Cup exit, citing not speaking on the subject. According to a team official, the 24-year-old complained of pain in the left side of his back. After Bangladesh’s last match against Sri Lanka.