Marsh had not responded sufficiently to rehabilitation after his lower back pain flared up in recent weeks, the spokesperson said in a statement.

“Marsh will now undergo a period of further rest and rehabilitation as part of his return to play plan,” the statement said.

Selectors have yet to decide on a replacement for Marsh for the one-day international tournament, which starts on Feb. 19 and is being co-hosted by Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.

Marsh struggled with the bat and bowled only sparingly in the home test series against India before he was dropped for the fifth and final match in Sydney.