<a href="http://www.time.news/bcb-will-look-for-the-reasons-for-the-failure-in-the-test-after-eid-2024-04-06-134356/" title="BCB will look for the reasons for the failure in the Test after Eid
– 2024-04-06 13:43:56″>Nazmul Hossain Shanto wants to leave the captaincy of the Bangladesh team. The left-handed batsman has been leading the three editions for the past nine months. However, it is not yet certain whether to release one version or all versions.
A Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) director told RisingBD. The board has not officially announced anything yet. BCB is waiting for Shantar’s letter.
“He has discussed with some people about leaving the leadership. We haven’t been told anything officially yet. After he gives the letter, it will be clear what the matter really is. He wants to leave in one version or in three versions; It can be confirmed if we get the letter’-said the BCB director.
The left-handed batsman took the lead in three editions in February this year. Shakib replaced Al Hasan.
Shanta has led the most in the T20 edition. He has won 10 matches by leading 24 T20s including the 2024 World Cup. But his performance graph in this version is down. Shanta’s batting average as captain in T20 is only 18.76. And the average without captaincy is 26.95.
A calm leadership is more likely to leave in the T20 edition. Apart from this, under him, Bangladesh played nine Tests and won three and lost six. After becoming the captain, the Test performance like T20 is also down.
Shanta’s batting average is 29.83 without Test captaincy. And 25.76 while being captain. The performance graph in ODIs alone is upward. Played 9 ODI matches, winning 3 and losing 6. He averaged 52.00 in ODIs as captain. 29.44 when no more.
BCB President Farooq Ahmed is in Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah. When he returns home, any decision can be made to resign from Shanta’s duties.
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