Bangladesh cricketer Shakib Al Hasan has been a mainstay of his country’s team for over a decade. His impressive performance in Test matches, ODIs, and T20Is since 2006 has earned him worldwide recognition. Currently ranked as the world No. 1 all-rounder in T20Is and world No. 2 all-rounder in ODIs, Shakib is widely regarded as one of the best cricket players in the world today.
However, his off-field actions have also drawn attention. A recent incident involving an umpire and a fan seeking a selfie has raised concerns about his behavior. During a Dhaka Premier League match where Shakib was playing for Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club, a man approached him for a selfie and after initially refusing, Shakib became upset and grabbed the man by the neck. This behavior has overshadowed his impressive cricketing career.
In addition to his on-field and off-field activities, Shakib has expressed dissatisfaction with Bangladesh’s preparation for the upcoming T20 World Cup. Despite their reasonable performance in the last World Cup, Shakib believes that the team can surpass their previous achievements by winning three matches in the first round. Bangladesh’s decision to play a series against the USA, where the T20 World Cup will be held, is aimed at adapting to the local conditions and gaining valuable experience.
As Shakib faces criticism for his actions and shares his thoughts on Bangladesh’s cricketing future, his legacy as a talented cricketer continues to be a topic of debate among fans and experts alike.
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