west indies motion sensation Shamar Joseph Has been ruled out of the ongoing three-match ODI series against bangladesh After experiencing discomfort in his shoulder. The 26-year-old fast bowler, who was with the team in Dhaka and was set to make a comeback after missing the Test series against India. IndiaIt is now advised to consult a specialist England To begin his rehabilitation process. cricket west indies (CWI) confirmed this on Monday, ending Joseph’s much-awaited return to international cricket.
Shamar Joseph out of Bangladesh ODI series
Joseph was named in both the ODI and T20 squads for the Bangladesh series, which is part of West Indies’ ongoing preparations for their upcoming domestic season. However, due to recurring shoulder discomfort the team management was forced to sideline him to prevent further complications. The medical team has recommended a period of rest followed by extensive rehabilitation under specialist supervision. The fast bowler missed the Test against India earlier this year due to an unspecified injury. His last professional appearance came during September Caribbean Premier Leaguewhere he participated in five matches Guyana Amazon Warriors Before being forced to rest.
His absence is a major blow to the Caribbean team, which is already facing growing injury concerns ahead of crucial limited-overs fixtures. It was expected that the conditions in Dhaka would suit Joseph’s pace and bounce, especially after West Indies struggled with wicket-taking options in the first ODI and lost by 74 runs on a sluggish pitch. With Joseph now unavailable, the team will rely heavily on its experienced seamers and all-rounder options for the remainder of the series.
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CWI has called up two players as replacements for injured team members
CWI has announced Akil Hossein And ramon simmonds As a replacement for the remaining two ODIs of the Bangladesh series. Both players were originally part of the T20I squad, but have now been included in the ODI squad to add balance and depth. The inclusion of Hosein provides a boost to the spin department, while Symonds’s left-arm pace provides variety to a seam attack weakened by several injuries. The pair will also remain part of the squad for the T20 series, which will conclude the tour later this month.
Meanwhile, the young left-arm fast bowler Jedediah Blades He has also been ruled out of the tour due to a stress fracture in his lower back. The 23-year-old will undergo rehabilitation at home and will miss the next stage new zealand tour Too. Blades’ injury has left West Indies short of fast bowling resources, placing additional responsibility on players like him. Romario Shepherd, Alzarri JosephAnd Obed McCoy Performing in challenging subcontinental conditions.
West Indies trail Bangladesh 0-1 in the series after a disappointing performance in the first ODI at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium on October 18. The final two matches on October 21 and 23 will now be crucial to CWI’s plans as they aim to build stability. t20 world cup cycle. With key fast bowlers sidelined, the visitors will be looking for emerging talents to step up and make their mark on the international stage.
