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The cricketers and coaching staff of five teams from the current Bangabandhu T20 Cup will stay at the Sonargaon Hotel to protect the bio-bubble.
Despite the fierce fighting in the field, they all returned to the hotel at the end of the day to become members of the same family. Become absolute friends.
This was seen in the video that went viral on Friday.
Where the five Pandavas of the cricket of Bangladesh sang together. Mashrafe-Sakib-Mushfiq-Mahmudullah-Tamim sang some viral songs on Netdunia.
And during this song, the cricket stars were intoxicated with joy to the rhythm of the dance. This is how the cricketers enjoyed their time by gathering poolside at Hotel Sonargaon on Friday night.
The rest of the cricketers, coaches and staff from Mashrafe-Sakib-Tamim-Riyadh joined in the festivities.
At one point, Mashrafe started singing Nagarbaul star James’ famous song ‘Baba Katdin Katdin Dekhini Tomay’.
At that time Shakib kept saying, ‘Brother, I don’t remember the lyrics to the song, he sang another song. In response, Mashrafe said, “I can’t do this song either.”
Then Shakib said, ‘Sing a song that everyone can sing.’ Hearing this, Mashrafe began to sing: ‘The fair is mixed with all kinds of crazy people, father, all crazy games in your court.’
And immediately the whole room became an ‘open concert’. All the cricketers danced to this song with Shakib-Tamim-Mashrafe.
Not only the cricketers, the Rajshahi Ministerial Group coach Sarwar Imran also danced. Gazi Group Chittagong coach Mohammad Salahuddin also danced.
The cricketers of the world winning youth team also participated in such a joyous event.
Mashrafe, the most successful captain in Bangladesh, remembers this joyous festival on Friday as his teammates’ day.
He has shared that love with fans on Facebook.
This most successful captain from Bangladesh wrote: ‘Love, love is not one. ….. Riyadh will be played. Coach, Physical Therapist, Coach, IT Specialist, Manager, Team Boy, Macy’s and all the players … U19 World Cup Winning Team, Past, Present and Future of Bangladesh, how much more love?
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