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One more year to go to the bottom of the calendar page. And after a few hours, the 2020 sun will set. The new year 2021 will begin with the hope of a new horizon eliminating the old decadence, pain and failure. If all goes well, the Bangladesh team will return to international cricket in the first month of the new year.
The West Indies cricket team will arrive in Dhaka on January 10. The Caribbeans will play a three-match ODI and two-match test series against host Bangladesh. This will be the Tigers’ first return to international cricket after a three-game series against Zimbabwe in March.
The ODI series began with the first day and night match at Sher-e-Bangla in Dhaka on January 20. The first test started on February 3 at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong.
Activities around the world were shut down while the mortal crown was locked. Public life came to a standstill. Cricket was not like other sports in that situation. After a 116-day shutdown, cricket resumed on the field with the England-West Indies series starting in July.
Then, step by step, the situation became normal. Almost every nation in the world that plays Test has already returned to the game. That means international cricket has started again. After England-West Indies, Pakistan-England, India-Australia, New Zealand-Pakistan and South Africa and Sri Lanka continue the series. Bangladesh is returning to international cricket a bit late.
That comeback is against a new West Indies team. A large part is a bit of a disappointment. The Caribbeans are not bringing full teams. Both test squads and ODI squads are starless. There are hardly any established and well-known cricketers. They have all decided not to come for Corona. A group of lesser-known cricketers will come to play in his place. This has not only reduced the strength of the Caribbean team, but it has also reduced the appeal of the series.
Viewers and fans are disappointed. What do Tiger cricketers think? Are they also disappointed? However, Bangladesh test captain Mominul Haque believes that there is nothing to despair of.
According to him, a test team comes to play without thinking about who will come and who will not, and an opportunity has been created to return to international cricket after eight to nine months; That should look like a big thing.
Muminul said: ‘To be honest I was surprised to see the West Indies lineup. But do not despair. I don’t think there is any reason to be disappointed. Rather, I am happy. I also feel a relief in my mind. A different kind of appearance is also working. Because by the grace of God we can go back to international cricket after several months. The last time we played international cricket was in February-March of this year.
“I’m not disappointed at all,” the Tiger Test captain told Jago News. However, I was a bit surprised to see the West Indies team. It would have been better if everyone was there. ‘
Muminul added: “Which team is coming, they shouldn’t think about how rich they are, good or bad, they should just make the game bigger. We should be able to play Test-ODI as well as national cricket again, that’s the focus. It makes no sense to think with whom to play, what the team is like ”.
The Tiger Test captain has no different message for the cricketers on his team. He argues, ‘Those who play Tests and ODIs for the country are all professionals. They all have a completely professional mindset. The game is the main thing there. Everyone knows that our job is to play and give the best of our team. I think we are thinking of ourselves. I’ll think. ‘
“How to do your best, how to perform better in tests and ODI after many days, that’s what everyone is thinking. There is really nothing to worry about what kind of team the West Indies are. The goal should be improving our own work. I’m sure everyone on the Bangladesh team thinks so. ‘
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