Bangladesh Cricket
Nazmul ready to make amends
|| CF Correspondent ||
Bangladesh young batting prodigy Nazmul Hasan said that the forced sabbatical from cricket due to corona gave him a chance to be retrospective about his career.
Nazmul, who was nurtured through every step by the Bangladesh Cricket Board as he was considered as an exciting batting prospect at a young age is yet to prove his ability in the international arena.
The left-handed batsmen said he is hoping to make amends.
‘‘The only positive thing from the lockdown period is it allowed me to look back and analyse my game. I think if I can learn from my past and I can rectify myself in the future,’ Nazmul said.
‘’All of us are coming to the field which feels good. We are batting at the nets, training together. Everyone is in a positive mode; I am also in a positive mode. So if everything goes on like this, I think we will recover our momentum,’ he said.
‘’I think the last few innings went well for me. What I want most is to bat for a long time and perform consistently. For me, getting set in the wicket is very important so that I can play long innings,’’ he added.
Nazmul was training individually in Rajshahi before joining the skill training camp in Dhaka and was glad to train in a group after a long time.
Nazmul has been in and out of the national side since making his debut in 2017 but was slowly finding his footing in international cricket with improved performances in Bangladesh’s last two Tests before the pandemic.