After the announcement of the team for the World Cup, Shakib Al Hasan threatened to leave the captaincy, what is the reason?

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Let us tell you that Bangladesh has announced its team for the ODI World Cup 2023 and there has been a lot of controversy over it. Let us tell you that this time the team has not given place to Tamim Iqbal. In such a situation many types of questions are arising. Shakib Al Hasan will captain the Bangladeshi team in the World Cup. According to some reports, it is being claimed that there was a discussion between captain Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal regarding the selection, and after this, it was decided to keep them out.

According to the local media of Bangladesh, Tamim Iqbal had informed the board that he is not completely fit and will not be able to play the entire World Cup. In such a situation, he had talked about availability of only five matches but captain Shakib Al Hasan did not agree on this at all. The report claims that Shakib Al Hasan had prohibited this and said that a player who is not completely fit should not get a place on the team.

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Let us tell you that on Monday itself, a meeting was held at the house of Bangladesh Cricket Board President Nazmul Hussain where Shakib Al Hasan and the team coach were also present. There, Shakib Al Hasan had clearly said that if a half-fit player was taken to the World Cup, he would not captain the team and after this, the board had to accept the captain's words and kept Tamim Iqbal out of the team. Went. Not only this, it has been claimed that team manager Nafees Iqbal, who is the brother of Tamim Iqbal, has also been removed.

Let us tell you that before a big tournament like the World Cup, this kind of controversy has taken place in the Bangladesh team and in such a situation its impact can be seen on the performance also. Bangladesh team can reach India around 27th September. Recently they lost the series against New Zealand at home.

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* Bangladesh's schedule in the World Cup:

1. 29 September - vs Sri Lanka (Warm-up match)

2. 2 October - vs England (warm-up match)

3. 4 October - vs. Not yet decided

4. 7 October - vs Afghanistan

5. 10 October - vs. England

6. 13 October - vs New Zealand

7. 19 October - vs India

8. 24 October - vs Bangladesh

9. 28 October - vs Netherlands

10. 31 October - vs Pakistan

11. 6 November - vs Sri Lanka

12. 11 November - vs Australia