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Shakib Al Hasan is stalling by making unfounded comments about BCB officials. Comments made by the world’s best all-rounder on a Facebook live show have also left his IPL game in the face of uncertainty.
Shakib’s comments were discussed at an emergency meeting at the Gulshan home of BCB (Bangladesh Cricket Board) president Nazmul Hasan Papon on Sunday evening.
After the meeting, two board directors, Akram Khan and Naimur Rahman Durjoy, told reporters that the letter of no objection given to Shakib to play in the IPL would be reconsidered. Even if Shakib wants to visit Sri Lanka, there will be opportunities.
Akram Khan, head of the cricket operations committee, said he feared the sword would fall on Shakib. The SUV had kept Akram on the fence on Facebook Live by propaganda that he did not want to play Tests for the country. He said: ‘Brother Akram did not read my letter. Nowhere did I say that I didn’t want to play Tests. I wanted to play in the IPL to prepare for the T20 World Cup. Shakib’s statement to the board now means that he wants to play Tests.
That is why the decision was made to reconsider the NOC (Letter of No Objection) for the IPL game, Akram said. And I didn’t read that letter either. Many of you have called today. Okay, you might even get it wrong. Since your words are understood and you want to play Tests, we will discuss your NOC with everyone on the board tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. If you are interested in playing Tests, you will go to Sri Lanka and play Tests. The rest of the questions will be discussed in the meeting. He added: “My responsibility is not only to Shakib, but to the entire Bangladesh team.” I have been in such an important position for a long time. Now if you think I haven’t read the letter … that’s what I said. We are going to Sri Lanka to play two tests. We don’t have ODI there, we don’t have T20. As he himself said … If he wants to play Test, he will play. In that case, we will think about your NOC.
Expressing dissatisfaction with Shakib’s statement, Naimur Rahman Durjoy, head of BCB’s high performance unit, said that if any punitive action is taken, the decision will come from the board meeting.
Responding to a question from reporters, Durjoy said: “As far as I know, no player associated with the board or the current one can speak against the board in this way.” In that case, maybe we’ll talk at the board meeting and fix it. ‘
When asked if anyone could file such a complaint against the board as a hired cricketer, he said: “Whether I can say so or not, there are legal issues. These will be discussed and then the board statement will be reported. ‘
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