Bangladesh on Tuesday called up uncapped pace bowler Ebadot Hossain during the current month's Test arrangement against New Zealand, supplanting the harmed Taskin Ahmed.
For the three-coordinate one-day universal arrangement that begins in Napier on February 13, Taskin will be supplanted by the accomplished Saiful Islam.
Taskin has been managed out of the visit with a torn tendon after he was reviewed into both the ODI and Test squads following a noteworthy show in the progressing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Twenty20 competition.
He was the challenge's driving wicket-taker with 22 scalps until he was hit by damage on Friday.
"We've picked Ebadot for Test since he bowls hitting the crease. Shafiul will come into the ODI side as he is in fine shape in BPL and he is likewise experienced," said boss selector Minhajul Abedin.
Recently called-up Ebadot was a finding of an ability chase program in 2017. The 25-year-old has guaranteed 59 wickets in 19 five star matches.
Bangladesh will play three ODIs and three Test coordinates in New Zealand between February 13 and March 20. This will be Bangladesh's first Test arrangement abroad in 12 years, after their 2007 three-Test arrangement in Sri Lanka when they lost every one of the three matches.
Bangladesh likewise neglected to win any matches amid their last New Zealand visit in 2017-18.
For the three-coordinate one-day universal arrangement that begins in Napier on February 13, Taskin will be supplanted by the accomplished Saiful Islam.
Taskin has been managed out of the visit with a torn tendon after he was reviewed into both the ODI and Test squads following a noteworthy show in the progressing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Twenty20 competition.
He was the challenge's driving wicket-taker with 22 scalps until he was hit by damage on Friday.
"We've picked Ebadot for Test since he bowls hitting the crease. Shafiul will come into the ODI side as he is in fine shape in BPL and he is likewise experienced," said boss selector Minhajul Abedin.
Recently called-up Ebadot was a finding of an ability chase program in 2017. The 25-year-old has guaranteed 59 wickets in 19 five star matches.
Bangladesh will play three ODIs and three Test coordinates in New Zealand between February 13 and March 20. This will be Bangladesh's first Test arrangement abroad in 12 years, after their 2007 three-Test arrangement in Sri Lanka when they lost every one of the three matches.
Bangladesh likewise neglected to win any matches amid their last New Zealand visit in 2017-18.
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