user: Problem: Article: The 20-year-old is set to have a scan on a shoulder problem this week.
Mustafizur played two T20 group games for the Hove side, taking 4-23 in the win over Essex and 0-31 in the defeat by Surrey.
The left-armer may be fit to play in the knockout stages of both competitions if Sussex progress.
Sussex are currently sixth in their T20 Blast group with one group game to play, but level on points with fourth-placed Essex.
In the One-Day Cup, they have only won one game out of five so far and are bottom of their group.
Answer: [[Bangladesh pace bowler Mustafizur Rahman will miss Sussex's remaining group matches in the T20 Blast and the One-Day Cup because of injury.]]

Problem: Article: The two meet on Monday 12 December at Glasgow's Emirates Arena - their 23rd encounter.
Fellow Scot Stephen Maguire faces Chinese Zhou Yuelong a day later.
World number four Judd Trump opens his campaign against China's Zhang Yong, while beaten UK Championship finalist Ronnie O'Sullivan gets underway against world number 29 Matthew Selt.
Four-time world champion Higgins, 41, has won back-to-back titles at the China Championship and Champion of Champions events this season. Earlier this month, he reached the last eight of the UK Championship, where he was knocked out by Mark Selby, the eventual champion.
1994 Masters champion McManus, 45, was eliminated by Jamie Jones in the tournament's second round.
Higgins and McManus last faced each other at the World Championship in April, with McManus the victor 13-11. Higgins leads his compatriot 12-10 in their head-to-head meetings.
Answer: [[Scotland's John Higgins and Alan McManus have been drawn against each other in the Scottish Open first round.]]

Problem: Article: Hodgson resigned after four years as manager following the humiliating Euro 2016 last-16 loss to Iceland in Nice on Monday.
FA chief executive Martin Glenn, sitting alongside an emotional Hodgson in Chantilly, even suggested the search could take months - bringing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger into the equation as he enters the final year of his contract at Emirates Stadium.
Glenn, asked if England Under-21 boss Southgate could take charge for the opening qualifier against Slovakia in September, said: "We'll see.
"We'd like to get one for the first World Cup qualifier, but if we don't we have an interim plan in mind.
"We are not talking about names but it would be a pretty obvious one to pick."
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The selection process will be led by Glenn, FA board member David Gill and technical director Dan Ashworth - and they plan to conduct a widespread consultation process before narrowing down the contenders.
Glenn said: "It's such an important decision. We have got to get the right person. To wait a few months - if that's what we had to do - would be the right decision.
"You might get a few interim solutions, where a few managers come to help."
Wenger would be a prime candidate if the FA could tempt him - so would the FA wait a year for any manager, not necessarily the Arsenal boss, to see out a deal?
Glenn said the FA would not delay that long if it jeopardised the World Cup qualifying campaign, but added: "It would be unlikely. A lot of things can happen in a year which may undo your plans.
"So what I am saying is it is hypothetical. I wouldn't rule it out but I would say it would be less likely."
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Glenn also refused to restrict the search to English coaches and insisted choosing a foreign coach would not impact on the production of home-grown players.
"It has to be the best person for the job," he said.
"You have to make trade-offs. If there were the perfect English manager you would pick them. I am not sure there is, but we would take a good look and make a rational assessment.
"The Premier League clubs all want home-grown players to get through because it makes financial sense. If I were to pick a foreign coach I don't think that would change anything materially or somehow lose face."
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He was backed by outgoing manager Hodgson, who said: "I don't have a problem with it. It would be very hypocritical of me to do so having been coach of Switzerland, Finland and the United Arab Emirates.
"I think I should be the last person to say it's got to be a national. It's got to be the best person.
"I think it would be nice if it was an Englishman. I have been proud as an Englishman to do the job and I have had a lot of support from the general public as an Englishman - but Martin will have to find the best person available."
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assistant: [[The Football Association is prepared to make Gareth Southgate interim England manager for the start of their World Cup qualifying campaign as it begins a global search for Roy Hodgson's successor.]]