Bavuma will not part of first Test in Bangladesh

Temba Bavuma has been ruled out of the first Test in Bangladesh after scans revealed a muscle strain in his left triceps. Aiden Markram will lead South Africa for the first Test, in Dhaka from October 21. With Nandre Burger earlier ruled out of the series because of a lumbar stress reaction, Dewald Brevis and Lungi Ngidi have been added to the squad. A CSA proclamation said that Bavuma will "venture out with the crew to Dhaka on Tuesday and proceed with his recuperation under the oversight of the Proteas clinical group in anticipation of the subsequent Test", which will begin in Chattogram on October 29. On October 6, Bavuma was governed out of the third and last ODI against Ireland with what was perceived to be an elbow injury. He had resigned harmed during the second ODI, on October 4, and didn't handle in that match. Rassie van der Dussen drove South Africa in Bavuma's nonappearance, with Markram rested for that series. Brevis, CSA said, has been called up "as cover" for Bavuma. He hasn't played a Test match yet - he has just played two T20Is up to this point - yet has played 12 top of the line matches, most as of late for South Africa An against Sri Lanka An in Benoni, where he scored 49 and 74 in a five-wicket misfortune. Ngidi, who played every one of the three ODIs against Ireland in Abu Dhabi, getting two-fors in the initial two matches, presently finishes the quick bowling division which additionally has Kagiso Rabada, Dane Paterson and Wiaan Mulder, the allrounder.