Bavuma missed this week´s seven wicket win over Bangladesh in the first test in Dhaka but had travelled with the team looking to continue his rehabilitation and take his place in the side for the second match.
“Yesterday was always going to be the day when we were going to make the decision based on his medical condition,” Conrad said during a virtual press conference.
“There was a program that he was following, but we didn’t wait for the results. We just feel medically, he is not going to be ready for the second test, and we will tone down the program so that he can be ready for the Sri Lankan series.” Bavuma sustained a soft tissue injury in his arm while batting in South Africa´s 174-run victory in the second One Day International against Ireland in Abu Dhabi earlier this month. The same injury sidelined him for a lengthy period two years ago. South Africa host Sri Lanka in a two-test series in late November and early December.
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