As concerns loom over Shakib Al Hasan's persisting eye issues, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and franchise officials alerted medical professionals about the escalating problem during the BPL's initial match day. Despite a previous consultation with a specialist in London yielding no improvement, the severity of Shakib's condition prompted immediate action.
As concerns loom over Shakib Al Hasan's persisting eye issues, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and franchise officials alerted medical professionals about the escalating problem during the BPL's initial match day. Despite a previous consultation with a specialist in London yielding no improvement, the severity of Shakib's condition prompted immediate action.
In a swift decision, the cricket board has arranged for Shakib to travel to Singapore to seek further treatment. The left-handed all-rounder is scheduled to depart on Sunday at 1 pm, where a specialist doctor will reevaluate his condition. Speaking on Shakib's impending trip, Jalal Yunus stated, "Shakib is going to Singapore tomorrow for eye treatment. As far as I know, he will come back after treatment."
The uncertainty surrounding Shakib's participation in the remaining BPL matches hinges entirely on the doctor's advice. Jalal Yunus emphasized that Shakib's involvement in the BPL will be contingent upon the medical professional's recommendations. The final decision rests on the yet-to-be-disclosed verdict from the doctor in Singapore.
Shakib Al Hasan has been grappling with eye problems since the World Cup, making two visits to an eye doctor during the tournament. However, the persistent issue has persisted, prompting the left-handed all-rounder's return to London during BPL preparations. With little improvement noted, Shakib's journey to Singapore raises questions about his continued absence from the BPL, pending the awaited medical assessment."
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