Team India: A three-match Test series is being played between India and New Zealand, in which Team India had to face a crushing defeat in two matches. After India’s crushing defeat in the Pune Test, a shocking news is coming out from the cricket world, which has surprised everyone. Bangladesh captain Nazmul Hossain Shanto wants to leave the captaincy of Bangladesh.
decided to leave the captaincy
A big news is coming between India-New Zealand (IND vs NZ) series, which has surprised everyone. Let us tell you that Bangladesh’s top order batsman captain Nazmul Hussain Shanto has expressed his desire to leave the captaincy of the team in the middle of the South Africa Test series. Troubled by the continuous defeats, Shanto has expressed this wish. Let us tell you that Nazmul was made the captain in the year 2024 February. He was made the captain for the upcoming Champions Trophy to be hosted by Pakistan.
Shanto has also expressed this wish to the Bangladesh Cricket Board. BCB has not yet taken any decision on Shanto’s demand due to the team being out of the country, BCB President Farooq Ahmed has not yet approved it. Currently, Bangladesh is playing a two-match Test series against South Africa.
Shanto’s shameful statistics
Bangladesh captain Nazmul Hussain Shanto had taken this decision after the crushing defeat against South Africa on Saturday. Bangladesh have been losing the series for some time now, due to which they have taken this decision. Under the captaincy of Shanto, the team has played 9 matches in which it has won only 3 matches and lost 6 matches. Like Test, Captain Shanto’s record in ODI cricket is also very bad.
In ODI also, he has captained in 9 matches, in which he was successful in only 3 and had to face defeat in 6 matches. Apart from this, he took charge of 24 T20 matches in which he won 10 matches and lost 14 matches. Looking at these figures, questions are being raised about them.
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