Bangladesh pace sensation Ebadot Hossain has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI World Cup after sustaining a knee injury. The injury blow will be a major concern for Bangladesh who are already nursing former skipper Tamim Iqbal who will miss the Asia Cup 2023. The big news follows after the Tigers also had Litton Das ruled out of the Asia Cup having failed to recover from a virus. The pacer is required to go under the knife and would be unable to recover in time for the ODI World Cup in India.

<h2>Ebadot to miss World Cup</h2>

"He (Ebadot) will not be available for us in the World Cup," BCB chief selector Minhajul Abedin told Cricbuzz on Wednesday.

"It's a big blow for us as he will require operation for his knee. Following the operation he will certainly take some time for rehabilitation purpose, at least three to four months, so we cannot consider him for World Cup," he said.

Hossain’s initial injury occurred in the Afghanistan series where he suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear. This forced him to withdraw from the series with Tanzim Sakib being the replacement for Asia Cup. It was initially expected that the 29-year-old would make the squad for the World Cup, but latest reports have seen him get ruled out of the World Cup.

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So far the right-arm pacer has played 20 Test matches along with 12 ODIs and four T20Is for Bangladesh. He has scalped 71 international wickets for Bangladesh and could have been a vital tool in the middle overs. In his absence, the bowling responsibilities will rest on the shoulders of Taskin Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman and Shoriful Islam.

<h2>What next for Bangladesh?</h2>

Bangladesh immediate concern though will be the Asia Cup where they will start their campaign against Sri Lanka on Thursday, August 31. They are placed in Group B along with Afghanistan, whom they meet on Sunday, September 3. Interestingly, Bangladesh’s World Cup quest begins on Afghanistan on Saturday, October 7 at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala.

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Bangladesh pace sensation Ebadot Hossain has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI World Cup after sustaining a knee injury. The injury blow will be a major concern for Bangladesh who are already nursing former skipper Tamim Iqbal who will miss the Asia Cup 2023.

Bangladesh pace sensation Ebadot Hossain has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI World Cup after sustaining a knee injury. The injury blow will be a major concern for Bangladesh who are already nursing former skipper Tamim Iqbal who will miss the Asia Cup 2023. The big news follows after the Tigers also had Litton Das ruled out of the Asia Cup having failed to recover from a virus. The pacer is required to go under the knife and would be unable to recover in time for the ODI World Cup in India. Ebadot to miss World Cup "He (Ebadot) will not be available for us in the World Cup," BCB chief selector Minhajul Abedin told Cricbuzz on Wednesday. "It's a big blow for us as he will require operation for his knee. Following the operation he will certainly take some time for rehabilitation purpose, at least three to four months, so we cannot consider him for World Cup," he said. Hossain’s initial injury occurred in the Afghanistan series where he suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear. This forced him to withdraw from the series with Tanzim Sakib being the replacement for Asia Cup. It was initially expected that the 29-year-old would make the squad for the World Cup, but latest reports have seen him get ruled out of the World Cup. ALSO READ | Asia Cup Preview: World No.1 Pakistan eye momentum before World Cup but can India, SL put spanner in the work? So far the right-arm pacer has played 20 Test matches along with 12 ODIs and four T20Is for Bangladesh. He has scalped 71 international wickets for Bangladesh and could have been a vital tool in the middle overs. In his absence, the bowling responsibilities will rest on the shoulders of Taskin Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman and Shoriful Islam. What next for Bangladesh? Bangladesh immediate concern though will be the Asia Cup where they will start their campaign against Sri Lanka on Thursday, August 31. They are placed in Group B along with Afghanistan, whom they meet on Sunday, September 3. Interestingly, Bangladesh’s World Cup quest begins on Afghanistan on Saturday, October 7 at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

CWC 2023: Pace sensation Ebadot Hossain ruled out with knee injury as Bangladesh suffer major injury blow

The nominees for ICC Players of the Month for men`s and women`s international cricket were announced on Tuesday. Featuring in the men`s category are under-19 future star Dewald Brevis from South Africa, Ebadot Hossain from Bangladesh, and Keegan Petersen from South Africa. The women`s category, features captain of the Sri Lankan T20I squad, Chamari Athapaththu, West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin, and captain of the England squad Heather Knight.

Nicknamed Baby AB, South Africa`s Dewald Brewis left a mark in the recently concluded ICC Men`s U19 Cricket World Cup. In the course of the tournament, Brewis made a magnificent 65 against India, followed by a century against Uganda, a 96 against Ireland, a 97 against England, and a sublime 138 against Bangladesh to round his tournament.

With a total of 506 runs in the tournament, he finished as the leading run-scorer of the tournament at an average of 84.33 and now holds the record for the most runs in a single edition of the ICC Men`s U19 Cricket World Cup. He was also adjudged as the Player of the Tournament.

Keegan Petersen steered South Africa to a stunning Test series win over India last month. Petersen scored a superb 82 as South Africa completed a seven-wicket victory in the third Test and a 2-1 series win over India on a spiteful Newlands pitch having chased down their challenging target of 212.

Petersen, who was the leading scorer in the series with 276 runs, was the anchor for the home side on a difficult wicket for batting and was also adjudged the Player of the Series.

Last month Knight played a single Test against Australia as part of the Women`s Ashes Tour. An unbeaten hundred from Heather Knight, her second test century had helped England stay afloat on day two of the only Women`s Ashes Test at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. In between several dismissals, Knight continued to score runs, finding boundaries including a slog sweep for six. At tea, England was still at risk, needing 67 more runs to avoid a follow-on.

While Charlotte Dean resisted for a bit, putting on a 30-run stand with Knight, Australia struck twice in six overs before Knight and Ecclestone joined hands and revived the innings a bit with a half-century stand. By the time Anya Shrubsole was dismissed, Knight had gone into the nineties. With Ecclestone appearing more at ease than the rest of the batters, Knight grew in confidence and attained her second Test century.

The nominees for ICC Players of the Month for men`s and women`s international cricket were announced on Tuesday. Featuring in the men`s category are under-19 future star Dewald Brevis from South Africa, Ebadot Hossain from Bangladesh, and Keegan Petersen from South Africa.

The nominees for ICC Players of the Month for men`s and women`s international cricket were announced on Tuesday. Featuring in the men`s category are under-19 future star Dewald Brevis from South Africa, Ebadot Hossain from Bangladesh, and Keegan Petersen from South Africa. The women`s category, features captain of the Sri Lankan T20I squad, Chamari Athapaththu, West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin, and captain of the England squad Heather Knight. Nicknamed Baby AB, South Africa`s Dewald Brewis left a mark in the recently concluded ICC Men`s U19 Cricket World Cup. In the course of the tournament, Brewis made a magnificent 65 against India, followed by a century against Uganda, a 96 against Ireland, a 97 against England, and a sublime 138 against Bangladesh to round his tournament. With a total of 506 runs in the tournament, he finished as the leading run-scorer of the tournament at an average of 84.33 and now holds the record for the most runs in a single edition of the ICC Men`s U19 Cricket World Cup. He was also adjudged as the Player of the Tournament. Keegan Petersen steered South Africa to a stunning Test series win over India last month. Petersen scored a superb 82 as South Africa completed a seven-wicket victory in the third Test and a 2-1 series win over India on a spiteful Newlands pitch having chased down their challenging target of 212. Petersen, who was the leading scorer in the series with 276 runs, was the anchor for the home side on a difficult wicket for batting and was also adjudged the Player of the Series. Last month Knight played a single Test against Australia as part of the Women`s Ashes Tour. An unbeaten hundred from Heather Knight, her second test century had helped England stay afloat on day two of the only Women`s Ashes Test at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. In between several dismissals, Knight continued to score runs, finding boundaries including a slog sweep for six. At tea, England was still at risk, needing 67 more runs to avoid a follow-on. While Charlotte Dean resisted for a bit, putting on a 30-run stand with Knight, Australia struck twice in six overs before Knight and Ecclestone joined hands and revived the innings a bit with a half-century stand. By the time Anya Shrubsole was dismissed, Knight had gone into the nineties. With Ecclestone appearing more at ease than the rest of the batters, Knight grew in confidence and attained her second Test century.

ICC Player of the Month: Brewis, Keegan Petersen and Ebadot Hossain nominated for January 2022

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CWC 2023: Pace sensation Ebadot Hossain ruled out with knee injury as Bangladesh suffer major injury blow

ICC Player of the Month: Brewis, Keegan Petersen and Ebadot Hossain nominated for January 2022