The injury, suffered on the third day of the match, also meant that Hazlewood would not play the second Test against Bangladesh.
Hazlewood suffered the strain while bowling the second over of the third day. He looked in considerable discomfort as Ashton Agar finished the over.
"He's (Hazlewood) going to be really hard to replace," his fast bowling partner Pat Cummins said at the end of the day.
"He's played all but one of the last 30 Tests. He said it is going to be pretty hard sitting at home watching, he hasn't done that for three or four years. So he's a big member around the group," Cummins said.
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