Mustafizur Rahman out for four weeks with hamstring and knee injuries

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Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman has been ruled out of cricket for approximately four weeks due to hamstring and knee injuries. The injuries have forced him to miss the remainder of Bangladesh's ongoing tour of Zimbabwe. His absence is a significant blow to the Bangladesh bowling attack for the tour. No further details have been disclosed regarding the exact circumstances under which the injuries were sustained.

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