Bangladesh pace bowler Ebadot Hossain has been precluded from the approaching T20 World Cup, planned for USA and West Indies set to be played from June this year, as he can not make himself fit before the worldwide occasion. Bangladesh Cricket Board's main doctor Debashish Chowdhury affirmed the improvement to Cricbuzz on Wednesday (April 10) even as the pacer informed the media that he was looking at to get back in the saddle in the masterpiece occasion. Ebadot had said he was certain with his restoration following his medical procedure for his front cruciate tendon physical issue during Bangladesh's home series against Afghanistan in July 2023 when he crashed into an umpire while bowling. "I'm confident that I will return before the World Cup or, more than likely why I'm really buckling down? The manner in which everything is going is great. The greatest thing is the manner in which the clinical group is supporting me and I'm doing an excellent recovery. I'm recapturing my solidarity. I'm working on the sand field and dealing with strength. I'm confident something kindness occur in future," Ebadot had told columnists on January 13 after he had finished a restoration meeting at the BCB's foundation premises. Ebadot was precluded from cutthroat cricket following the injury and was not accessible since the Asia Cup. He has neglected to make himself accessible for the accompanying global series from that point forward, alongside missing the Bangladesh Chief Association and afterward the continuous Dhaka Head Association, the country's conventional Rundown A competition. Debashish expressed that it is basically impossible for the right-arm pacer to get back in the saddle before the T20 World Cup. "Absolutely not a chance (Ebadot can get back into the game before the World T20). We are not in any event, mulling over everything," Debashish told Cricbuzz. "It doesn't go (his rebound) in that time period (before the World Cup). It requires eight to a year however basically you want 10 months. He was worked in December, so it will be essentially October when he can get back in the saddle. He can make a rebound a piece prior however unquestionably not On the planet T20," he said. In any case, Ebadot had gone through a medical procedure in August last year. In the mean time, Debashish informed that they are confident that the harmed couple of Soumya Sarkar and Taijul Islam are probably going to be accessible before the home series against Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe are booked to show up in May to play a five-match T20I series which will stamp the beginning of Bangladesh's groundwork for the impending T20 World Cup. Soumya supported a knee injury during the third ODI against Sri Lanka when he slammed into a promoting board attempting to save a four while Taijul harmed his knee while attempting to save a run during handling in the initial Trial of the two-match series. Taijul additionally played the subsequent Test however from there on felt inconvenience with his knee which constrained him to go into restoration. "Soumya supported a tendon injury during the Sri Lanka series after he hit the bulletin and we have spoken with the best knee specialist in our nation and wanted to go for moderate administration. It will require four to about a month and a half to do moderate administration. Presently, he is doing restoration and getting along admirably and we are confident that he can oversee it without an activity. All things considered, you need to give time. He has previously spent a month and there are an additional fourteen days to go yet you can comprehend that there is a Zimbabwe series and the group should be proclaimed. This moment he is chipping away at recovering his solidarity," said Debashish. "Taijul got a knee injury too yet he played with that injury. He got harmed in the main Test while handling and presently restoration is vital and both Soumya and Taijul's cases are very comparable. "The time period is very close as both the wounds in the middle of between multi week. They will find opportunity to recuperate and it is becoming challenging for us as we are going against time. I think both will be alright (before the Zimbabwe series) yet we are don't know about the time period they would expect to get completely fit," he added.