Bangladesh’s wicketkeeper-batter Nurul Hasan won’t be a part of the upcoming Asia Cup 2022 resulting from a finger harm. The 28-year-old suffered the harm within the second sport of the three-match T20I sequence towards Zimbabwe and was dominated out of that sequence as effectively. He underwent surgical procedure in Singapore and the Bangladesh Cricket Board confirmed on Monday (August 8) that he’ll take round 4 weeks to recuperate.
Hasan has been a revelation to this point after his return to the nationwide aspect and was named the skipper of the aspect for the Zimbabwe T20Is till the harm pressured him out. Bangladesh has had an extended record harm record. together with Liton Das (hamstring), Mustafizur Rahman (ankle), Mushfiqur Rahim (thumb) and Shoriful Islam (knee), Yasir Ali and Mohammad Saifuddin.
In the meantime, the BCB chief doctor Debashish Chowdhury gave the main points concerning Nurul’s harm and famous he would require three to 4 weeks to recuperate. The Asia Cup begins on the twenty seventh of August and can go on till the eleventh of September. Bangladesh are but to announce their squad for the multi-nation match.
“A closed discount and pinning process was carried out on Sohan’s left index finger by hand surgeon Dr Anthony Foo on the Raffles Hospital this afternoon. Restoration is estimated at three to 4 weeks,” BCB chief doctor Debashish Chowdhury mentioned in a press release as quoted by Cricbuzz.
In the meantime, Bangladesh misplaced the primary two ODIs towards Zimbabwe within the ongoing three-match sequence with another match to go. Sikandar Raza scored two scintillating centuries in each video games and his all-round efforts helped in securing a sequence victory for his nation. Bangladesh didn’t have many solutions to the impressed effort from the hosts and the ultimate sport is scheduled to happen on August 10 (Wednesday).
“All credit score to Zimbabwe, they have been the higher staff this sequence. We’ve to tug up our socks. We haven’t performed our greatest cricket and that’s why we’re on this place,” Tamim Iqbal mentioned after Bangaldesh’s five-wicket loss on August 7 in Harare.
