The Bangladesh Cricket Board said on Wednesday (June 22) that batsman Yasir Ali Chowdhury has been administered out of the ODI and T20I series against the West Indies. Yasir neglected to recuperate from a back physical issue that he supported on the principal day of the three-day practice match against the Cricket West Indies President's XI in Antigua on June 10. A resulting MRI filter uncovered Discogenic Back Pain on the Lumbar spine and he was supposed to be back in real life for the ODI and T20I series. Nonetheless, it currently creates the impression that the batsman's re-visitation of playing will be deferred. "Yasir Ali has not been recuperating as expected from his back physical issue and couldn't begin his recovery. As he is as yet confined in his actual work after almost fourteen days of rest, we can presume that his physical issue time will be expanded. He will be feeling the loss of the excess matches and is in this way out of West Indies series,'' Bangladesh group physio Bayjedul Islam said in a proclamation on Wednesday. Yasir is getting back to Bangladesh and will proceed with his recuperation under the oversight of the BCB Medical Team. BCB is yet to report any substitute for Yasir for the white-ball series despite the fact that Anamul Haque was named as the reinforcement for Yasir for the subsequent Test.