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Shakib AL Hasan Casts Uncertainty On Availability For SL Series
Shakib AL Hasan: Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has expressed uncertainty about participating in the upcoming home series against Sri Lanka due to the challenges he is currently facing with his eye condition. He also said that he will speak with the board regarding his future as a Bangladesh ODI format skipper.
Shakib has been dealing with a blurred vision in his left eye and will go through a conservative treatment for it. His last appearance for Bangladesh came during the 2023 ODI World Cup in India.
In the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League, Shakib is operating more as a spinner than an allrounder for Rangpur Riders as he did not come out to bat in two games. Read More...
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