Temba Bavuma's elbow injury has governed him out of the subsequent men's Test against Bangladesh in Chattogram, what begins on Tuesday. Aiden Markram, who drove the guests to triumph by seven wickets in the main Test in Mirpur on Thursday, will hold the captaincy. Bavuma hasn't played since he harmed his left elbow as he plunged to make his ground during an ODI against Ireland in Abu Dhabi on October 4. He broke that elbow doing likewise in a T20I against India in Rajkot in June 2022, and selected hyperbaric treatment as opposed to a medical procedure. This time, group the executives have said, he supported delicate tissue harm. "We feel that restoratively he won't be prepared for the subsequent Test, and we will restrain the [rehabilitation] program so he can be prepared for the Sri Lankan series," Shukri Conrad told a public interview on Friday. "He's our best Test hitter, in this way, indeed, it's a misfortune. In any case, we've demonstrated that we can manage misfortunes, and we'll manage that too." Bavuma has attracted analysis for scoring just two centuries his 101 innings. However, from his presentation, against West Indies at St George's Park in December 2014, just Senior member Elgar scored a bigger number of runs for South Africa than Bavuma's 3,102. Among dynamic players, just David Bedingham's normal of 35.58 is higher than Bavuma's 35.25. No ongoing South Africa player has made more half-hundreds of years during Bavuma's vocation than his 23, and a few of them were scored in attempting conditions. Conrad was uncertain whether Bavuma would get back right away: "That is Temba's privilege along with the director [Khomotso Volvo Masubelele]. I'd like him to remain, and I've imparted that to him. He actually assumes an important part - it's as yet his group. However, I likewise realize that he has a youthful family." South Africa's homegrown top of the line contest begins on Wednesday, and Bavuma could play in three matches before the principal Test against Sri Lanka at Kingsmead, what begins on November 27.