Shakib, Nurul and Mustafizur to compete in Abu Dhabi T10 instead of domestic championship | Cricbuzz.com

Shakib, along with Mustafizur and Nurul, will miss the upcoming one-day match of the Bangladesh Cricket League, officials from the Bangladesh Cricket Board said

Leading all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan along with speed bowler Mustafizur R​​​hman and wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan will miss the upcoming Bangladesh Cricket League one-day tournament, Bangladesh Cricket Board official Jalal Yunus said on Saturday. Participate in the Abu Dhabi T10 League.

Along with the trio, uncapped pacer Mrittonjoy Chowdhury will also miss the BCL as he plays in the T10 tournament scheduled for November 23-December 4. Meanwhile, the BCL will be held from November 20th to 27th.

The BCB is organising the BCL in preparation for the upcoming home series against India, which will include a three-match ODI followed by a two-match Test series.

“Yes, they (the trio representing the national team) will not be in the BCL one-day edition because they will be in the Abu Dhabi T10,” Yunus, BCB’s chairman of cricket operations, told Cricbuzz.

“They will arrive on November 30 to prepare for the upcoming home series against India. I think playing in a foreign league will help them get better in short-form cricket. We feel they are here The more they play in the class, the more they learn,” he added.

The BCL one-day format will take place at BKSP on November 20, 22 and 24, while the final will be a day and night match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on November 27.

By the way, the BCB has decided to start the game on November 26, but since the “A” team players will be busy playing against their Indian counterparts, who are expected to arrive on November 25 for two four-day games, they Choose to start the game early.

The BCB also planned to host the BCL’s first-class games after the Over-50 competition, but they have put the idea on hold for now as national team players will be unavailable.

“Look, we want the national team players to play the longer version of the BCL, so we’re planning to do it when everyone is free, that’s why we’re going to play at the right time and not be organised right after 50 – more than BCL,” said a member of the selection panel.

It is understood that the aforementioned event could take place after the Bangladesh Super League, the country’s only franchise T20 tournament, is scheduled to start on January 6.