BCB ponder to hold Mustafizur back from PSL

The BCB could stick together urge concerning Mustafizur Rahman from playing in the forthcoming PSL. While the board has mentioned Mustafizur's workload as the major be in pain, ESPNcricinfo has scholarly there is then matter within the Bangladesh team government of overexposing the left-arm pace bowler too soon.

Mustafizur was picked happening by the Lahore Qalandars franchise for $50,000 for Pakistan's domestic T20 tournament to be held in the UAE from February 4. It is understood that there have been discussions within the BCB on top of compensating Mustafizur if he misses the tournament, though it is not still avowed whether he will be stopped from playing in it.

The BCB's chief perspective Nizamuddin Chowdhury said the board would put happening once the advice of their doctors in the in the back taking a decision upon Mustafizur, considering Bangladesh's bustling schedule, which includes the Asia Cup T20 in Dhaka from February 24 and the World T20 in India from March 9. Before the PSL, Bangladesh is moreover scheduled to comport yourself four T20s before the now door to Zimbabwe from January 15 to 22.

"Basically, we will comply to the observation of our physician to the front giving him the NOC," Chowdhury told the Dhaka-based New Age. "He [Mustafizur] is a minor prospect, for that defense, we don't long to admit any risk with him. We must say his age and see whether he can appointment the load as there are new T20 assignments coming in the works after the PSL."

There is furthermore speak that playing in the PSL would aspiration Pakistan's players gaining a familiarity considering Mustafizur's bowling and his variations, which have been a significant factor in his at the forefront carrying out, in the future they meet Bangladesh in the Asia Cup and possibly in the World T20.

Mustafizur, who in 2015 became the first Bangladesh cricketer to feature in the ICC's ODI team of the year, is between four Bangladesh players picked in the PSL's draft, contiguously Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim.