BAN vs SL: Big blow to Bangladesh, star cricketer ruled out of first test

BAN vs SL: Big blow to Bangladesh, Bangladesh (Shakib Al Hasan) star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan tested positive for Kovid-19 on Tuesday, forcing him to miss the first Test against Sri Lanka starting May 15 in Chittagong.

Shakib’s PCR and ‘Rapid Antigen’ tests were done before joining the team which came back positive that is BAN vs SL: Big blow to Bangladesh.

Big blow to Bangladesh, Shakib was to join the Bangladesh team on Wednesday but he will now have to remain in isolation and undergo a re-test to return to the team. The second test match will be played in Mirpur on 23 May.

Let us tell you that Shakib played the last Test match against Pakistan in December 2021 in Mirpur so BAN vs SL: Big blow to Bangladesh.

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Shakib Al Hasan’s Test cricket Batting career

Shakib Al Hasan’s Test cricket career, he has played 59 Test matches for his team and scored 4029 runs in 109 innings at an average of 39.5. He has five centuries and 26 half-centuries in his name in Test cricket.

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Shakib Al Hasan’s Test cricket Bowling career

Shakib Al Hasan’s bowling performance, he played 59 matches so far in Test cricket and achieved 215 successes in 99 innings at an average of 31.3. Hasan’s name is the feat of taking four wickets in Test cricket nine times and five wickets 18 times. Hassan’s best bowling performance in Test cricket is seven wickets for 36 runs.

Shakib Al Hasan is undoubtedly the biggest name to emerge from the Bangladesh cricket circle. Being a genuine all-rounder, Shakib is a vital force in Bangladesh’s line-up. He has been doing consistently well for his country in the last few years. Shakib first came to notice when he played cricket for several villages near his hometown of Magura. He spent time honing his skills at a government-run sports facility