The controversy stems from the fact that Bangladesh appeared to decide on the review after a replay of the delivery was shown on the stadium’s big screen, a move Pakistan contends goes against standard protocols.
Babar Azam's omission follows mounting criticism from former cricketers after Pakistan’s early World Cup exit, with some suggesting he take a long-term break from white-ball cricket.
The ODI was originally planned for April 3 in Karachi, but will now be held on April 1 at the same venue with the Bangladesh team now scheduled to arrive on March 29 in Karachi.
Talking about Bangladesh's tour so far, Pakistan won the recently-concluded T20I series against the guests 2-0.
Babar played a swashbuckling knock of 66 not out off 44 balls in the 2nd T20I against Bangladesh to help Pakistan win the match by 9 wickets.
Apart from opener batsman Tamim Iqbal, who scored 65 off 53 balls, none of the Bangladeshi batsmen could remain at the crease for long. And those who remained for a while failed to capitalise the momentum passed by Tamim.
Man of the Match Babar along with Mohammad Hafeez, who scored 67 not out, added 131 runs for the second wicket to take Pakistan home with 20 balls to spare.
Wickets fell in regular intervals for Bangladesh and they never really got going. As a result, they could only manage a below-par score on the board.
Shoaib helped Pakistan chase down a target of 142 runs with three balls to spare and became the Man of the Match.
On Wednesday evening, Rahman took to Twitter to post a selfie along with his teammates before the team's departure and asked his followers to pray for them.
