Mushfiqur ruled out of first Test with contusion injury, expected fit for second against West Indies

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Bangladesh batter Mushfiqur Rahim has been ruled out of the upcoming match due to a contusion injury to his finger. Team physiotherapist Bayjedul Islam Khan said the finger had not improved sufficiently by the morning of the Test. Mushfiqur is expected to be available for the second Test against West Indies. The team's medical staff continues to monitor his recovery. No further details about the injury were provided in the report.

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