Shakib has played four out of five matches for Rangpur Riders in the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). He dropped three and eight in two matches. Could not score more than 2 runs in two matches. And in the remaining two matches, he stopped batting. In one of the two matches, he again dropped to number eight. The left-handed all-rounder is unable to bat properly due to eye problems. For now, he is trying to contribute to the team by bowling. The team's cricketer Fazle Mahmood Rabi gave different reasons for Shakib not coming to bat.
The team is doing well, so Shakib is not batting
Shakib has played four out of five matches for Rangpur Riders in the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). He dropped three and eight in two matches. Could not score more than 2 runs in two matches. And in the remaining two matches, he stopped batting. In one of the two matches, he again dropped to number eight. The left-handed all-rounder is unable to bat properly due to eye problems. For now, he is trying to contribute to the team by bowling. The team's cricketer Fazle Mahmood Rabi gave different reasons for Shakib not coming to bat.
After a break of two days, the matches of BPL Sylhet phase have started again from today. However, as there is no game in Rangpur today, the cricketers of the team practiced outside. There the rabbi faced the media. When asked about the possibility of Shakib batting in the next match, Rabbi said, 'Of course there is. Why not stay? Shakib bhai is prepared every day. But if our team's batting order does well, then maybe he will drop a little later. The pressure on him has decreased because the team is doing well.'
Rangpur Riders will play against Sylhet Strikers in their last match of Sylhet phase tomorrow. Sylhet will play in their own field. Therefore, in response to the question whether there will be pressure from the host audience, the rabbi said, 'The audience always inspires us to do better. We always want all venues to be packed. Players also want to entertain the audience. We don't think about pressure like that.'
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