Spinner Zafar Ansari will make his England Test debut in the second and final match against Bangladesh while Stuart Broad is rested as Alastair Cook rotates his side ahead of the tour to India.
Ansari was chosen ahead of his club teammate Gareth Batty, the off-spinner who took 4-116 in the first Test win at Chittagong, on his Test return after an 11-year-absence.
Broad, who will be replaced by Steven Finn for the match, which starts on Friday, faces a wait until next month's tour of India to play his 100th Test.
"Clearly we had the opportunity to not rotate, but the last thing we wanted was to go to India with too many people who haven't played much cricket," Cook told BBC Radio 5 live.
"We don't know a huge amount about either Batty or Ansari in terms of Test cricket... but they will get one Test each and that is important."
Slow left-armer Ansari claimed 22 wickets in 10 matches for Surrey in the County Championship and will hope to form a potent bowling threat along with offspinner Moeen Ali and legspinner Adil Rashid.
"One thing I've seen in the nets is he (Ansari) can bowl at good pace with good control," Cook said.
"It will be really interesting to see how he goes. He can also bat as well, which is good."
Traditionally, the Dhaka pitch has offered more for the batsmen than Chittagong, but Cook said he expects a similar challenge to the one they faced in the first Test.
"You don't look too much into stats but historically Dhaka spins less than Chittagong," he added.
"I have a feeling that might not be the case in this game."
Squad: Alastair Cook (capt), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Gary Ballance, Moeen Ali, Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Zafar Ansari, Steven Finn.
