Nandre Burger has been ruled out of remainder of the three-match ODI series against Ireland in Abu Dhabi as well as the upcoming Test series in Bangladesh following "a lumbar stress reaction". Burger "experienced uneasiness in his lower back, and resulting filters uncovered the injury," CSA said in an explanation on Friday, not some time before the beginning of the second ODI, adding that Burger "will get back and go through additional evaluations". There was no update about a trade for the third ODI of the series, which South Africa are driving 1-0 after a 139-run dominate in the principal match, yet CSA said a substitution for the Tests in Dhaka and Chattogram would be "reported at the appointed time". That crew has Kagiso Rabada, Dane Paterson and Wiaan Mulder as the quick bowling choices. Additionally missing the second ODI against Ireland is Tony de Zorzi. CSA said de Zorzi had gotten "a delicate tissue injury of his right knee" and was being refreshed from the game as an insurance. He hurt his knee endeavoring to slide and handle the ball in the profound on the sand-based outfield in Abu Dhabi in the main ODI on Wednesday, and quickly left the field and was seen strolling cautiously uninvolved. He didn't get back to field, and went through X-ray filters on Thursday, which uncovered the injury. De Zorzi is likewise in the crew for the Tests in Bangladesh, and is the reasonable opening accomplice for Aiden Markram there. The crew doesn't have one more opening player, with Tristan Stubbs, chief Temba Bavuma, David Bedingham and one of Ryan Rickelton and Kyle Verreynne, the wicketkeeper-hitters, prone to shape the center request, with the uncapped Matthew Breetzke around as back-up.