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Sajibul Islam Sajib, the reserve cricketer for the 2018 U-19 World Cup team, committed suicide on Saturday night. Mushfiqur Rahim cannot accept the suicide of this young cricketer. So for everyone to be aware, he said aloud on Facebook, suicide is not a solution.
The family claims the 22-year-old cricketer committed suicide out of frustration over not being named in the Bangabandhu T20 Cup players’ draft that began on November 24. But Mushfiqur Rahim could not accept this potential cricketer’s decision to commit suicide due to his emotions. Posting a photo of Sajib on his official Facebook page, he wrote: “Cricket is just a game, but remember there is life outside of cricket. It saddens me deeply to learn of the suicide of a potentially talented cricketer in the country. Regardless, I urge everyone to think about our family and loved ones before doing this kind of thing. Suicide is not the right way, God has planned everything for us and we must believe in His plan.
However, seeking forgiveness from Sajib’s disembodied soul, Mushfiqur wrote, ‘Allah has arranged everything for us all. We must believe in that plan of Almighty God. I wish peace to the disembodied soul of Sajib. Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajiun …. ‘
Sajib is the son of Murshed Ali of Jhaluka village in Durgapur upazila of Rajshahi. Sajib’s older brother, Tashikul Islam, said that he has been interested in playing cricket since childhood. Bakao ate a while to play. At one point he was admitted to the Katakhali Bangla Track Cricket Academy in Rajshahi to develop. After that, he started walking towards her. One on one, he played for the U-15, 18 and 19 national teams. He also played for several U-19 national teams in Sri Lanka. He has a maximum of 95 runs in a game against India. He was the team’s leading run scorer in that game.
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