Bangladesh got a tremendous blow in front of the series decider against Afghanistan on Monday (November 11) after captain Najmul Hossain got governed out of the challenge because of a crotch injury. Moreover, the BCB likewise affirmed that Najmul will be inaccessible for the West Indies Tests that starts in the not so distant future. Najmul supported the injury while handling in the second game that drove him away from the field at one point with Mehidy Hasan assuming up the liability of driving the side. "Because of a crotch injury Najmul isn't playing the last game against Afghanistan," BCB boss selector Gazi Ashraf Hossain affirmed to Cricbuzz on Monday. Najmul assumed a urgent part in the second game as his thump of 76 assisted Bangladesh with evening out the series. "Shanto went through a X-ray in Sharjah yesterday," BCB's Senior Doctor Dr. Debashis Chowdhury said. "We have gotten the group physio's report and the output report, which has affirmed a Grade II stress to his left side crotch. This will require a time of rest and recovery. He has been administered out of the third ODI against Afghanistan and will likewise be inaccessible for the Test series in the West Indies. We will reevaluate his condition following fourteen days. He will get back from the UAE to proceed with his recovery." Mehidy will lead Bangladesh in the third game against Afghanistan and he is likewise expected to lead the Test side in West Indies in Najmul's nonappearance. Bangladesh are now without Mushfiqur Rahim in the continuous ODI series and the veteran won't be a piece of the Test crew to play in the Caribbean too.