“Shakib is scheduled to fly to Singapore tomorrow. His participation in the BPL completely depends on what the doctors say and how he feels (after treatment). I cannot say that he will miss all the matches of the tournament,” Jalal Yunus said. he said.
Ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has been suffering from eye problems for some time now. He will now fly to Singapore, which is in the middle of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), for further treatment.
His participation in the remaining matches of the BPL, where he plays for Rampur Riders, will depend on how well the treatment goes and how the southpaw feels upon his return. However, it is confirmed that he will miss at least the next three matches in Rangpur.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Cricket Operations Chairman Jalal Yunus confirmed the news to The Business Standard (TBS).
Shakib is scheduled to fly on January 21 at 1pm.
“Shakib is scheduled to fly to Singapore tomorrow. His participation in the BPL completely depends on what the doctors say and how he feels (after treatment). I cannot say that he will miss all the matches of the tournament,” Jalal Yunus said. he said.
The southpaw suffered from poor eyesight throughout last year’s World Cup and reportedly recently visited a British doctor with similar symptoms. He also underwent medical treatment in Chennai during the World Cup and revealed in a recent interview that he is having trouble seeing the cricket ball.
He played the much-awaited match against Tamim Iqbal’s Fortune Barishal on Saturday. However, he was dismissed early and could only score on two of his three deliveries.
Shakib had an impressive record of 4-0-16-2 but could not prevent his team from defeat. Besides, when he went into the attack and fielded near the boundary rope, he received jeers from the crowd.
In the post-match press conference, Rampur captain Nurul Hasan admitted that Shakib was still “struggling” with his vision.
Nurul Hasan said: “Shakib bhai is a very important player for us. I think he has been suffering from an eye problem for the past few months. He has been undergoing medical treatment and I think he is suffering.” Ta.