Bangladesh fast bowler Rubel Hossain underwent surgery on Wednesday and would need four to six weeks off to recover.

However, on Thursday a photo was posted on Rubel’s official Facebook page with a caption: ‘The surgery was successful. Everyone please pray for Rubel’s early recovery.’

Earlier on Wednesday Rubel’s doctor said the pacer has been ruled out of competition for at least a month after colliding with a door and breaking his jaw while on tour in England.

The mishap occurred in the Bangladesh team hotel in Birmingham on June 15 after the semi-final loss to India in the Champions Trophy.

Bangladesh Cricket Board physician Monirul Amin said Rubel underwent surgery Wednesday and would need four to six weeks off to recover.

‘We hope he will be fine after that period, and make himself available for selection for the Australia series,’ Amin told AFP, referring to the first of two Tests starting late August.

Rubel featured in all four of Bangladesh's Champions Trophy matches but claimed just two wickets at an average of 95.50.

Bangladesh progressed to the semi-final of the 50-over tournament for the first time in their history, but were crushed by India in a nine-wicket thumping.